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How to Store Tyre Pressure on a Subaru Levorg

Model: Subaru Levorg VM - Years: 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020
Part: Onboard computer

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The function described in the video allows you to save up to three different sets of tyre pressures in the car's memory. This is perfect if you have a set of summer tyres, a set of winter tyres, and perhaps a third set for a trailer with sensors, or a set for high performance.

To store a set of pressures, fit the set of tyres you want to save and adjust their pressure to the correct values. Turn on the vehicle's ignition and locate the button panel, which is found on the lower left side.

Briefly press the TPMS button to cycle through the different memories: S1; S2; S3. Choose the free slot you prefer by pressing and holding the same button for a few seconds. The dashboard light will flash and display a confirmation message, indicating that the current pressures have been successfully saved in that slot.

When you refit that specific set of tyres, simply select the memory slot, and the car will use the stored reference values, avoiding false alarms.


Posted on 15 May 2026 by ScegliAuto


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