How to Check Your Subaru Tire Pressure

[@larsihle9256]

Thanks for the great info on how to see these pressure in the dash. It only took 30 minutes of searching through terrible youtube videos to find this gem. You may want to think about explaining to the many uniformed customer out there about how sensors must be adapted to the computer. Sooo much misinformation out there making people distrust dealerships and techs in general and I didn't see anything on youtube that really explained the complexities of these systems. Just retired after 45 years as a tech in this industry and glad I no longer need to explain all this to the many misinformed customers out there. Again well done sir!

[@grobbosixtyone]

Tyre pressure increases when the tyre heats up. So you fill your tyres to the pressure shown on the door sticker. All good. Then you take the car for a drive and the value is higher. Therefore if you’re driving along and the info screen shows the same values as the door sticker, aren’t the tyres now under inflated?

[@hphillips7425]

Thanks I am looking forward to our first Subaru coming in to the dealership in a few weeks

[@butchhulse2097]

New to subs, have 2013 ob 3.6r limited, please what is sequence to check tire pressure with little levers on left, thanks

[@michaeldelrossi4487]

What year cars are we Talking About?

[@Chrismarquez7]

Why is there not one video of how to reset the TPMS sensor for a 2021 Forester after a tire change?

[@kamaumikey21]

Is this supported on the 2016 Subaru levorg

[@AQLandscaping]

What if it just shows dashes instead of numbers? What’s wrong?

[@porcelain_fruit806]

I don't know much about cars but I'm guessing something's wrong with the sensor

[@carterbrindley454]

Yeah I'm getting the same thing too.

[@starharsh1990]

Is this available on Subaru Forester 2017?

[@burtkint4614]

Does subarue2019 outback show each tire on dash

[@dthomas4501]

Thanks for this great explanation

[@msheron]

Weird that it is not reading my tire pressure.

[@janetpugrant1113]

Mine either

[@genehulsey2673]

The TMPS turn off when stopped to conserve battery’s. Therefore must be moving to see psi

[@BigCedarWilderness]

You have to drive at least one mile before it will indicate the tire pressure

[@xonx209]

Can you check tire pressure without starting engine?

[@davidlcolburn7745]

While the Subaru screen is a reference it is not necessarily accurate

[@RetroKingOG]

Do 2024 models have this function cause I think they may have changed this…

[@joeybates1911]

whats does it mean if 3 of my 4 tyres says "--" and one says "29" ?

[@mynameisjeff512]

You get an answer?

[@joeybates1911]

For me it was tyre sensor being messed up and got to replace it@@mynameisjeff512

[@pennygray8600]

I tried toggling the buttons on the left of my steering wheel and it just ask a bunch of questions?? I still haven't found tire pressures. I have a 2020 WRX STI....HELP!!

[@jcguzman3853]

Same

[@Hiking_Canada]

TPMS is only available in some U.S models. I dont know why these manufactures done make all models identical with the same futures. It is only a headache for the consumers. Technical this is a simple system they can put in all models but they refuse.

[@danielapineros5091]

I can’t seem to locate mine I am in a wrs

[@nicolemarie9029]

the image of the four tires comes up but there are no numbers. how do i get the numbers to show?

[@BigCedarWilderness]

You have to drive at least one mile before the indicator will give you the tire pressure numbers

[@ntme9]

Not foresters??

[@1claytoncampbell]

This video didn't show me crap

[@MSeriesyuh]

You probably don’t have a Subaru that falls under the categories of models that have TPMS

[@ZombieX13]

Or I could just put my tire pressure gauge on the tire

[@livinginwilderness7913]

Too bad Canadian models don’t come with TPMS.

[@yvonnewalker3153]

OH My Word, I worked😃 THANKS SO MUCH!!

[@ericripley9739]

Have no use for this bit of technology. Go to Canadian Tire and get an electronic tire pressure tester, and do it yourself. Only takes a minute.

[@tedlahm5740]

Yes, do have DRL’s