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Hey all, first post (I believe) here and am running into an issue with the tire pressure. Shortly after purchasing our GLC43AMG we ran over a huge bolt in a construction area that punctured the right front tire, we got it patched with it decreasing about 1 PSI every month, so we've just been filling it back up every time it dips down. Wasn't having an issue until yesterday, after I filled the tire up again the tire pressure notification won't disappear. Does anyone know how to reset it? Dash shows as the attached. Thank you!
Hey all, first post (I believe) here and am running into an issue with the tire pressure. Shortly after purchasing our GLC43AMG we ran over a huge bolt in a construction area that punctured the right front tire, we got it patched with it decreasing about 1 PSI every month, so we've just been filling it back up every time it dips down. Wasn't having an issue until yesterday, after I filled the tire up again the tire pressure notification won't disappear. Does anyone know how to reset it? Dash shows as the attached. Thank you!
Scroll down in the service menu that your in. There is an option to accept the current pressures you are at.
I had a W204 at one point and a tire shop repaired a tire but put too much air and it displayed a similar message to yours. I fixed it by adjusting the air pressure to the recommended setting found on the inside of the gas filler lid. The car will tell you if a tire has too much or too little air.
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