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On the Kia Seltos, how do I check the tire pressure monitoring system?
I have a Kia Seltos that’s been handling a bit rough in the recent past. I think that something’s wrong with the tire pressure, but I read that I can use the tire pressure monitoring system to check. How do I use it on the Kia Seltos?
Eric Schad · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
The tire pressure monitoring system checks your tire pressure automatically. If your tires are low, your instrument cluster will say low tire pressure, and a dashboard light that looks like a tire with an exclamation point will come on.
When your tires are low, check the tire pressure manually and add air. Here’s how:
- If you own an air compressor, fire it up. If not, drive to a gas station that has an air pump.
- Hop out of your vehicle and go to one of your tires. Unscrew the cap from the valve stem.
- Press a tire gauge onto the valve stem. This will give you a PSI, or pounds per square inch, tire pressure rating.
- Fill the tires as necessary. The Kia Seltos requires a 32 PSI to run smoothly.
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