berndlion93
Zoe low tire pressure ABS and steering issues
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A 2016 Renault Zoe owner experienced a low tire pressure warning, ABS light activation, and steering issues, including excessive vibration and increased steering effort. Despite visually checking the tires, the problem persisted. Possible causes included a slow air leak or a faulty tire pressure sensor. The solution involved visiting a workshop, where a defective valve causing a slow air leak was identified and replaced, resolving the issues.
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berndlion93 (community.author)
Thanks for the quick reply! How can I tell if it's a slow leak or the tire sensor? I don't have a tire gauge at home.
ludwigshadow3
Well, without a gauge, it's tricky. If you can get to a gas station or a tire shop that has one, that's your best bet for checking the tire pressure accurately. If one tire is significantly lower than the others, it's probably a leak. If they're all roughly the same and the warning is still on, it could be the sensor. Given all those symptoms you mentioned though (ABS, steering), sounds like there's more going on. Best to have a workshop take a look at it.
berndlion93 (community.author)
Appreciate the advice. Took it to the workshop, turns out it was indeed a defective valve causing a slow air leak, and they replaced it. Cost me 280€. All seems good now!
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ludwigshadow3
Interesting. I had something similar happen with my Zoe. Check for a slow air leak. Even if the tires look inflated, one might be losing pressure gradually. The tire pressure sensor might also be faulty, or throwing the error. Also worth checking the valve itself in each tire.