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How do I check the tire pressure on an Infiniti QX60?
I just bought a QX60. It’s a great car so far, but I recently noticed that it’s been pulling one way when I’m driving. My dad told me that I should check my tire pressure; I’ve just never done it before. How do I check tire pressure on an Infiniti?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Since you recently bought the car, tire pressure is more than likely the culprit. You can check the tire pressure on an Infiniti QX60 by hand with a tire gauge, but the car’s tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) should alert you if your tire pressure is low.
Your instrument cluster will say low tire pressure, and you will see a dashboard light that looks like a tire tread with an exclamation point. This is a telltale sign that tire pressure is your issue.
If the TPMS comes on, use these steps to properly check your tire pressure and fill them:
- Unscrew the cap from the valve stem on your tire.
- Press a tire gauge onto the valve stem to get an accurate tire pressure reading, or PSI.
- Fill the tires as necessary.
The proper PSI for the Infiniti QX60 will vary depending on your model year, drivetrain, and trim. To find the appropriate PSI, look inside the driver’s side door jamb for a sticker, or check the tire itself.
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