Mazda CX-5 Tire pressure monitoring

[billfoster]

Is it me or does the 2022 Mazda CX-5 not show my tire pressure of each tire from the infotainment screen?

My 2020 cx30 would show me on the screen of each tire pressure. gb whatsapp apk

How does a 2020 cx30 do that but a 22 cx5 can’t. I’m confused with Mazda programmers. It’s such a simple software upgrade.

 

[erhayes]

My 2021 GT Reserve doesn't show tire pressure.

 

[billfoster]

My 2021 GT Reserve doesn't show tire pressure.

Okay so is there a way to check it?

 

[dunhillmc]

Okay so is there a way to check it?

manually, with a tire guage

 

[RL911]

I got this, works great…

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[hal2]

I got this one. The sensors a about the diameter of a dime. Seems to be very accurate with no air loss over the last month. If you need your outlet you can always get 2-into-1 adapter. BUt this looks pretty darn clean, IMO

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[Distant]

I know this is an old thread, but I got this device which works with my 2018 CX-5 GT: Orange Electronic TPMS. Apparently the 2018 OEM TPMS does communicate individual pressures with the car but the car's ECU and display was not set up to show the individual pressures. Really stupid on the designer's part. Anyway I'm OCD about tire pressures and this gives me real time pressure. It seems out of stock on Amazon but I am sure you can find it elsewhere. Also I'm sure you can find other brands that use the same tech to show individual pressures. It uses 5v micro USB power, and programming it to recognise each TPMS requires airing down a bit until the unit senses a tire depressurized then airing back up (and doing so for each tire). Not difficult at all, and the instructions are ok (there's also an instruction PDF online if you search).
Be aware I am not sure if later model years they deleted these type of TPMS from the CX-5. So try at your own risk, or do your research first.

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[murky]

I know this is an old thread, but I got this device which works with my 2018 CX-5 GT: Orange Electronic TPMS. Apparently the 2018 OEM TPMS does communicate individual pressures with the car but the car's ECU and display was not set up to show the individual pressures. Really stupid on the designer's part. Anyway I'm OCD about tire pressures and this gives me real time pressure. It seems out of stock on Amazon but I am sure you can find it elsewhere. Also I'm sure you can find other brands that use the same tech to show individual pressures. It uses 5v micro USB power, and programming it to recognise each TPMS requires airing down a bit until the unit senses a tire depressurized then airing back up (and doing so for each tire). Not difficult at all, and the instructions are ok (there's also an instruction PDF online if you search).
Be aware I am not sure if later model years they deleted these type of TPMS from the CX-5. So try at your own risk, or do your research first.

https://www.amazon.com (commissions earned)


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Thanks for describing how to program the position. I wondered how that might be accomplished, and that seems like a clever, and straightforward solution.

 

[Conrad 16.5]

manually, with a tire guage

Difficult to get a pressure reading from inside the car while it's moving...

 

[erhayes]

My 2022 PP+ has an automatic signal when I get a low pressure in a tire.

 

[Conrad 16.5]

My 2022 PP+ has an automatic signal when I get a low pressure in a tire.

Dunno what a PP+ is but all newer CX-5s have the same thing, along with all the rest of the Mazda line. It's a requirement in all new cars.

There are two types of TPMS, all new cars have to have one or the other.

 

[p38cyq]

Yes, but the TPMS system does not show individual tyre pressures.

 

[martingrave]

You’re not alone—many CX-5 owners have noticed this. The 2022 CX-5 doesn’t display individual tire pressures on the infotainment screen like the 2020 CX-30, even though the sensors are there. It’s likely a software limitation rather than a hardware one. Hopefully Mazda addresses it in a future update, as it really is a simple and useful feature.

 

[a69mach1377]

Yeah, too bad no individual tire pressures are displayed, but is it just a display issue or not possible at all for a newish cx5?

 

[HyFlyer]

Yeah, too bad no individual tire pressures are displayed, but is it just a display issue or not possible at all for a newish cx5?

Our 2019 has each individual tire pressure, temperature and transmitter voltage available in the electronics. I can see them with the FORScan app. So available since then anyway.

 

[Lazy2.5]

I got this one. The sensors a about the diameter of a dime. Seems to be very accurate with no air loss over the last month. If you need your outlet you can always get 2-into-1 adapter. BUt this looks pretty darn clean, IMO

https://www.amazon.com (commissions earned)

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Got me looking into this now... Thanks!

Older model Skyactiv's just use the ABS sensors to detect whether one of the tires are spinning faster and "guess" that this tire is low on air. So this is helpful especially for first gen owners.

 

[a69mach1377]

So...no way to use the stock system to display pressures?

 

[stickerbush]

Anyone know if there are PIDs you can use to get tire pressures via ODBII ?

 

[HyFlyer]

@stickerbush Yes, pressure, temperature and transmitter voltage for each tire position

 

[cadcamjim]

Anyone know if there are PIDs you can use to get tire pressures via ODBII ?

Yes, you can display tire pressures on your iphone using an inexpensive OBD2 to WiFi afapter and the Fusion OBD2 app with the enhanced Mazda addon. It takes some time and determination to get it working initially; this is not a viable solution for the technology challenged. I've been using this for almost 5 years now and it works well. You do need to start the app and click connect any time you want to use it. Total cost was under $60. This is on a 2021 CX-5.