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Under vehicle and then Tire Pressure. It is my default when not on the NAV screen
I went to that menu the other day when I had the wife’s car and it didn’t show the pressures. I have the feeling they didn’t set it at the predelivery inspection. I’ll need to find some time to look at it more.
I went to that menu the other day when I had the wife’s car and it didn’t show the pressures. I have the feeling they didn’t set it at the predelivery inspection. I’ll need to find some time to look at it more.
I've gotten it to show each pressure on the big screen intermittently and can get it on the lexus apt on my mobile phone. I can't figure out how to get it on the hud or on the instrument dial display. Keep watching the videos but I must too dense or maybe it can't be done.
On my 350h, when hitting the vehicle icon, tire pressure is listed. Note, it will not show tire pressures until the vehicle has moved, not at start up. I assume it takes a few revolutions of the tires for the sensors to kick in. From the factory, your tires will be over pressured. Mine were in the low 40 psi range.
I do not think tire pressures can be displayed on the HUD.
On my 350h, when hitting the vehicle icon, tire pressure is listed. Note, it will not show tire pressures until the vehicle has moved, not at start up. I assume it takes a few revolutions of the tires for the sensors to kick in. From the factory, your tires will be over pressured. Mine were in the low 40 psi range.
I do not think tire pressures can be displayed on the HUD.
We have a Subaru that has a toggle switch on the steering wheel that will bring up the tire pressures on the instrument panel but as you said not until the car has been driven a short distance. The pressures on the Lexus apt that I can get on my phone are not always current and in fact usually several hours later. Much easier to use on the Subaru but not a big deal. There is so much more customization that the Lexus has , just a longer learning curve for me. HUD display of pressure probably not possible. My tires, 21" wheels, were also high from the factory, all 41 psi. Guess that is not an item dealers check on pre-delivery inspection and in my experience with different new cars, most dealers neglect this also..
Does anyone know how to see the tire pressure? When I go to the tire pressure monitor I just get the screen below but it doesn’t show the pressure for each tire. I can only see it on the Lexus app.
07-19-23 | 05:04 PM
