Problem with the tire pressure monitoring system on the Citroen EMehari 2021 - experience and suggested solutions wanted

Hi, I had a similar problem with my 2019 Citroen C-Zero, so almost exactly the same model as yours, just a bit older. I would describe myself as someone with a bit of experience with cars. I tried to fix it myself, but in the end I had to go to my garage. I had a faulty antenna tire pressure monitoring system. They replaced it and it cost 255 euros. It would be helpful if you could share some additional information, e.g. have you ever had your tires changed or have any other warning indicators come up? That might help me help you even better.

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Hey, thanks for the quick reply. I last had a service at 117674 KM, which is also when the tires were changed. I haven't made any major changes to my car since then. I haven't seen any other warning indicators yet. So it looks like I'll probably have to go to the garage too. 255 euros is quite a bit, but if it helps, then it's a must. I'll report back on my findings. Thanks again for your help.

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You're welcome, buddy! Apparently the fault is actually with the tire pressure monitoring system itself and not the tires. Especially since the problem only occurred after the tires were changed, it could be that something in the system was damaged in the process. I certainly hope that your vehicle does not have the same problem as mine and that there may be a simpler solution. In my case, a repair was unavoidable. Of course, 255 euros is a bit steep, but safety first, right? I'll keep my fingers crossed that it won't be that expensive and that you'll soon be driving your Citroen again without any worries. Keep us up to date! Don't be too stingy with an update when you've been to the workshop.

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Hey, thanks again for the advice. That's really annoying, who expects the tire pressure monitoring system to break, especially after a tire change. But you're right, safety comes first and if there's no other way, I'll have to accept the 255 euros. I'll go to the garage tomorrow and have it checked. I'll definitely let you know how it turns out. I'm curious to see if it's also the antenna tire pressure monitoring system. Keep your fingers crossed that it will be cheaper! See you soon.

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