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The Tire symbol means your tires are under inflated or that you need to reset the new pressures in the tires. (or possibly there is no pressure sensor in the wheels) You can reset the tire pressure via center display on the dash in front of the driver - cycle through using the bottom button on the windshield wiper stalk. Make sure your tire pressures are correct first. If you have the newer A8 with MMI rather than RSN-E display then the pressure is set in the car setup - You really need to get a owners manual.
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