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In my old British sports car days, we watched oil pressure and coolant temp all the time. But my C8 Stingray HTC has many options to select. I was watching battery voltage and tire pressure, but they may not be the most important. So what to most Corvette owners select to the two left side "tiles" fo monitor on the driver information screen? My tire pressure monitor is not accurate due to my altitude. It reads low, but I inflate and gage my tires at 30 psi. It does tell me if my tires are getting too hot. Fuel level and coolant temp is automatic at the bottom of the screen. Thanks for your advice for this old geezer.
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I have set:
trans temp - top left
tire press - low left
For the right - I have trip b data.
FWIW My tire psi dash readout is accurate. I like to monitor how much they heat up from cold.
My location is near sea level.
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Guess this depends on if you have a 2026+ with the left screen. For my 2026 I keep the left screen is on tire pressures, and the left side of the main screen shows oil temp, oil pressure, battery voltage and trans temp.
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My C8 is a 2025. I missed out on the interior improvements in the 2026 model year. You folks who track your C8 certainly have some important info you monitor. David
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Originally Posted by dbj216
In my old British sports car days, we watched oil pressure and coolant temp all the time. But my C8 Stingray HTC has many options to select. I was watching battery voltage and tire pressure, but they may not be the most important. So what to most Corvette owners select to the two left side "tiles" fo monitor on the driver information screen? My tire pressure monitor is not accurate due to my altitude. It reads low, but I inflate and gage my tires at 30 psi. It does tell me if my tires are getting too hot. Fuel level and coolant temp is automatic at the bottom of the screen. Thanks for your advice for this old geezer.
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I don't know how your display works. But in my 2021, the only display them that allows 4 info tiles is the Track display theme, so I have both MyMode and Z-Mode customized to show the Track display theme. In MyMode, the info tile I select are Oil Temp, Transmission fluid temp, Time and temperature, Oil pressure. In Zmode - I selected Oil Temp, transmission fluid temp, Oil Pressure, and Tire Status. And yes, coolant temp and fuel level are always there.

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Water temperature displays as a default. Cars these days are pretty reliable. In the old days I'd display oil pressure but realistically if the gage went low I probably wouldn't notice it unless I sensed a reason to look at it, and I suspect the dash would light up pretty good if the car detected low oil pressure (and probably chimes also).

I display tire pressure since it also displays temperature, it is important to me to know when the tires aren't up to temperature on colder days. And I display g forces since I just like to know.
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Oil pressure and tire pressure for me.
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Typically top left set on tire pressure/temp.
Bottom left oil temp.
Right side is Current drive cycle/MPG.

If car hasn't started for 3+days like to hold power down for 5 seconds for electrics to activate and see what battery voltage shows before cranking. My Lithium-ion almost always shows 13.1
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