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Tire pressure reset on an Audi Q7

Model: Audi Q7 MK 2, 4M - Years 2015-2026
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Today we will see how to reset the tire pressure on a second-generation Audi Q7. Let's start the procedure by turning on the vehicle's ignition and pressing the "MENU" button on the central console keypad to open the service menu on the central navigation display. Once done, using the selection knob, click on the "AUTO" option and go to the "controls and services" menu, then select the tire pressure option and click on "set pressure", finally confirm the operation to reset the indicator light and complete the job.

Posted on 13 June 2025 by ScegliAuto

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