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INSTRUMENT CLUSTER
ALWAYS CHECK THE OWNER’S MANUAL FOR COMPLETE OPERATING INFORMATION AND SAFETY WARNINGS
*IF EQUIPPED †LEGAL DISCLAIMERS ON BACK INSIDE COVER
The TPMS indicator functions as both Low Tire Pressure Light and TPMS
Malfunction Indicator . The indicator will illuminate if it detects one or more
tires is significantly underinflated, the vehicle has a spare tire installed without TPMS
or the outside temperature becomes significantly lower .
Inflate tire(s) to specifications using an accurate digital tire pressure gauge to turn off
Low Tire Pressure Light . See front driver’s door jamb for PSI specification . The Low
Tire Pressure Position Indicator*
A
is displayed on the LCD screen in the instrument
cluster when the tire(s) is underinflated .
When there is a problem with the TPMS, the TPMS
Malfunction Indicator will blink for approximately one
minute and then illuminate – see dealer for service .
REMINDERS:
•
Check the recommended tire pressure label located on the left side of
driver’s door jamb, visible when the door is opened
•
Consult your dealer for service if Low Tire Pressure Light remains illuminated after inflating your tire(s)
•
Personal electronic devices (such as laptops, wireless chargers, remote start systems, etc .) that have electronic noise may
interfere with TPMS system, which may cause the Malfunction Warning Indicator (Check Engine Light) to illuminate
To view the videos on your
mobile device, snap these
QR Code or visit the listed
website .
Refer to page 2 for more
information .
Tire Pressure Monitoring
System Video
Fuel Economy Video
www.youtube.com/KiaFeatureVideos
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QR CODE
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Low Tire Pressure
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)
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Fuel Economy
There are several factors that contribute to your vehicle’s fuel economy, including maintenance of your vehicle, driving style,
environmental conditions, vehicle weight and vehicle aerodynamics . Below are tips on how to help improve fuel economy:
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Keep your vehicle in good condition with regular maintenance
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Don’t let the engine idle longer than necessary
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Drive at a moderate speed, accelerating smoothly and at a moderate rate
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Keep tires inflated to the recommended pressure
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Travel lightly, without carrying unnecessary weight in your vehicles
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Avoid placing large or heavy items on roof racks
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Avoid hilly, winding or poorly maintained roads
• Even with TPMS, tire pressure
should be checked manually at
least once a month . Only adjust
tire pressure on “cold tires”
• For proper maintenance, safety
and optimal fuel economy,
maintain recommended
tire inflation pressures and
stay within the load limits
and weight distribution
recommended for your vehicle
• In winter or cold weather, the
TPMS light may illuminate if the
tire pressure was adjusted to
the recommended tire inflation
pressure during warm weather
QUICK TIPS
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