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When the "Maintenance Tire" warning light shows up in your Nissan Altima, it is usually accompanied by an "exit" sign at the bottom left of the message. This signal means it's time to get your tires rotated. You can clear this message by navigating to the Maintenance, Tire, and Reset options on the main menu using the buttons on the left side of the steering wheel. If your car is brand new, remember that the maintenance reminders might have been set by the dealership where you bought the vehicle. It is generally safe to continue driving with the tire light on until your next scheduled maintenance appointment. The typical cost to rotate the Altima's tires ranges from $35 to $50 for parts and labor, and wheel alignment can be around $100.
I recently purchased new tires from a Nissan dealership. Is it possible that there is an issue with a sensor related to this?
Taking care of tires is important.
When the tire maintenance light lights up in a Nissan Altima, it indicates that the tires require some care. This could involve inflating one or more tires or addressing wheel alignment issues.