Audi R8 Spyder 2011 Owner's Manual page 210

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T ir es and w h ee l s
- The tire pressure monitoring system
helps the driver to keep an eye on tire
pressures. But the driver st ill has the re-
sponsibility for maintaining the correct
tire pressure.
- Tire pressure must only be adjusted
when the temperature
of the tires is
about the same as ambient air tempera-
ture.
- When tires are replaced, the sensors and
valves should not be exchanged . The
valve core, nut, valve sealing and seal
washer (rep lacement kit) needs to be re-
placed. If necessary, the valve and the
whee l electronics have to be rep laced.
- The tire pressure monitoring system on
your Audi was calibrated us ing tires with
"RO" identification. We recommend us-
ing these tires.
- If you should put different whee ls and
ti res on yo ur vehicle (e.g. w inter wheels
and tires), you must be certain that the
whee ls and tires are compatible with the
tire pressure monitoring system . Other-
wise the system w ill reg ister a ma lfunc-
tion and a fault message will be d is-
played . For more information, contact
your authorized Audi dealer .
- For Declaration of Compliance to United
States FCC and Industry Canada regula-
tions ~ page 212 .
Programming
a new set of tires
App lies to vehicles: with tire pressure monitor ing system
When driving with a new set of ti res, you can
program t hem to the t ire pres sure monitoring
system using the menu disp lay.
"' Turn the ign ition on .
"' Select the menu :
Set > Tire pressure
>
Wheel change.
"' Confirm that you wo uld like to begin the
programming process. The message
Wheel
sensors are being init iali sed. This may t ake
a fe w minute s .. .
appears in the instrument
cluster disp lay.
You can switch between programmed tire sets
at any time without reinitializing the system .
(D
Tips
If the programming process was not com-
pleted success fully, the message
Wheel
sensors could not be initi alised
appea rs in
the disp lay and the
11118'
indicator light
turns on. If this happens, repeat the pro-
cedure .

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