johannaphoenix1
V60 tire pressure warning ABS vibration
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A 2020 V60 hybrid owner experienced a recurring tire pressure warning light, accompanied by the ABS light and steering wheel vibration. The issue was traced to low tire pressure, particularly in the front passenger side tire, suggesting a possible valve issue. After visiting a workshop, it was confirmed that a defective valve caused the problem, which was resolved by replacing the valve and re-inflating the tires, eliminating the warning lights and vibrations.
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johannaphoenix1 (community.author)
Yep, I checked the tire pressures with my own gauge. They were all low, but the front passenger side was the worst. I didn't see any nails or anything obvious, though. So, you think it's a slow leak, or something more sinister with the tire sensor?
dieterdunkel32
Given that all tires are low, and especially the one, it sounds like you might have a valve issue on that one tire causing a slow leak. Which would explain the pressure loss and the TPMS warning. The other symptoms... well, those are probably all tied together due to the pressure loss affecting the ABS and power steering systems. To be sure, I'd take it to a workshop. They can quickly diagnose a valve leak or a faulty sensor.
johannaphoenix1 (community.author)
Thanks a bunch! You were spot on. Took it to the shop, and it turned out the valve on that tire was defective. They replaced it, plus re-inflated all the tires and cleared the warning lights. Cost me 280€, but at least the shaking is gone! Appreciate the help!
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dieterdunkel32
Sounds familiar. I've got a V60 too, and had similar issues. First things first, did you check your actual tire pressures with a tire gauge, not just rely on the car's sensor? Are all the tires equally low, or is it just one? And have you looked for any obvious signs of damage to the tires themselves? Punctures, bulges, that sort of thing?