Ah, the LDV G10 and its tyre pressure sensor woes or wonders—depending on your outlook. The tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) in this van is designed to keep you informed of any deflation drama before you hit the road. Typically, the sensor will alert you if tyre pressure drops below 220 kPa (32 psi), which is your safe cruising threshold.
Replacing or resetting the sensor is a task for the tech-savvy or the mechanically inclined, and prices for sensors in Australia hover around $100 to $200 AUD new, with used ones occasionally found on Tradingpost or CarShowroom. If you're having issues, common culprits include:
Consult your vehicle manual or a ServiceCentral mechanic for the definitive guide to sensor handling.
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