Comfort pressure warning??
Comfort pressure warning??
Intermediate
Joined: Oct 2020
Posts: 46
Likes: 19
From: Raleigh, NC
Yup… The vehicle has two setting in the tire section of the car setting on the media console screen… Comfort and Max Load (I think that’s what they are called). If you look in your manual, there are actually three recommended tire settings (Comfort - somewhere around 33/33, Normal - Something like 41/39, and Max Load around 46/49). Comfort is recommended for tooling around town only, basically… Normal for mix driving… and Max Load for when you are using your Panamera as a pickup truck or something. First time I took my Panamera to the track the Comfort Tire warning kept coming on anytime I was hitting straights / high speed turns… If you change the setting on the screen from Comfort to the other one, you won’t get that warning anymore. I tend to keep my tires right around that normal recommended pressure (around 40psi front and back) and find that even on track that’s about where I want them.
Track Day
Joined: Apr 2024
Posts: 19
Likes: 0
From: Dallas, TX
Yup… The vehicle has two setting in the tire section of the car setting on the media console screen… Comfort and Max Load (I think that’s what they are called). If you look in your manual, there are actually three recommended tire settings (Comfort - somewhere around 33/33, Normal - Something like 41/39, and Max Load around 46/49). Comfort is recommended for tooling around town only, basically… Normal for mix driving… and Max Load for when you are using your Panamera as a pickup truck or something. First time I took my Panamera to the track the Comfort Tire warning kept coming on anytime I was hitting straights / high speed turns… If you change the setting on the screen from Comfort to the other one, you won’t get that warning anymore. I tend to keep my tires right around that normal recommended pressure (around 40psi front and back) and find that even on track that’s about where I want them.
