Nissan tyre pressures by model

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Nissan

Resetting the tyre pressure warning light on your Nissan

Current UK Nissans (Qashqai from 2021, Juke from 2019, X-Trail) have sensors in the wheels, so there's normally no reset to do.

Inflate all four tyres to the recommended cold pressure.
Drive above 16 mph. The light should go out by itself.
If the outside temperature is very different from when the system was last set, calibrate it: Settings > Tyre Pressures > Calibrate on the dashboard display.

When to reset: No reset needed after inflating. After rotating tyres or fitting new wheels, drive a few minutes at a steady 16–64 mph so it learns the positions.

Menu names vary by model and year, so check your handbook if yours looks different. More in what the warning light means.

Checking them yourself

Top up on your drive, with the tyres cold, in a couple of minutes.

Tyre inflatorSet the pressure, press start, and it stops by itself when it gets there. No trip to the garage, so you can top up while the tyres are cold, and most show the pressure as they go.
Our pickMichelin 12V digital tyre inflator (9519)Plugs into the car's 12V socket, so it's never flat when you need it. Dial in the pressure and it switches off when it gets there.See it on Amazon
Prefer cordless?Ring TyreInflate Go 4 cordless inflatorNo lead to the car, but it needs charging, and the battery won't last forever.See it on Amazon
Or see other inflators
Pressure and tread gaugeOnly needed if your inflator doesn't show the pressure, or to double-check a forecourt machine. A good one reads tread depth too.
Our pickMichelin rechargeable digital tread and pressure gaugePressure and tread depth in one, and it's rechargeable, so no button batteries to replace.See it on Amazon
Or see other gauges

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