TPMS - low tire pressure
If the TPMS warning light is on, it is generally not a cause for concern and you can continue driving the car. If the car feels unstable, we recommend checking that the tire pressure is at 2.5 bar per tire. You can easily inflate the tire pressure yourself at any gas station.
Our cars are serviced and checked continuously, but there are several factors that can cause the TPMS light to warn, such as if the car has been stationary in the cold for an extended period or immediately after a tire change.
Engine warning light
Yellow light = The car can be driven back to the station and then contact us.
Red light = Stop immediately and contact us.
Brakes
Yellow light = The car can be driven back to the station and then contact us.
Red light = Lights up when the parking brake is engaged and if there is a fault with the brakes. If it lights up while driving, check that the handbrake is not engaged. If it lights up while driving despite the handbrake not being engaged, stop immediately and contact us.
Lighting
Indicates that there is a broken light somewhere. No worries, you can continue driving the car and then inform us so we can schedule it for service.
Service
This symbol indicates that it is time for service. KINTO takes care of all types of service, you do not need to worry and can continue driving without contacting us. Note! If you have a KINTO Flex, follow the instructions you receive via email to book service at your nearest authorized workshop yourself.
Washer fluid
This symbol indicates that the washer fluid is low. If you have the opportunity, you can refill it yourself and then submit your expense to us for reimbursement.