Tire info not available

[lagge78]

What happened?

Hello, great addon (coming from volvo2mqtt), love the possibility to remote start engine and have several accounts.

I have tested to add one XC40 MY25 and one XC60 MY24 and get around 70 entities per vehicles, but I dont get any tire info entities for either of the vehicles, I saw that tire status was mentioned on the info page so I thought I let you know.

Thanks!

API availability

OK

Car connection

Available

Additional information

No response

Diagnostics

No response

[thomasddn]

The problem is most likely related to the car's software. Since v3.3.16 I stopped receiving the tyre info.

The tyre info is also missing on https://www.volvocars.com/uk/account/my-cars/.

We'll have to wait until Volvo fixes it.

[Palmdale95]

Well, this is really interesting because the tire info is still sent over Volvo to mqtt. Just switched from there to your integration in the morning due to several issues and on my petrol car, the information is still present to your integration, but for my electric car it’s not in addition what I am missing is the time to end for charging which was presented by the MQTT at on as well. Any news on that topic Thanks for the great integration and keeping it up while the other has been deprecated due to your great work

[thomasddn]

I would be surprised if volvo2mqtt could still show the tyre information because it uses the same API as I do. You probably just see the latest value it received. To try out, you should deflate your tyre and see if the value changes. 😄 Jokes aside, it's probably model and/or car software version related. If I go to the website mentioned above, then I see "N/A" for tyre status.

You can create a helper sensor to get the time to end:

1. Go to the helpers section in HA
2. Click the "Create helper" button and choose Template and then "Template a sensor"
3. Give it a name and choose "Timestamp" as device class
4. Fill in the code below as the template. It will show end time in increments of 15 minutes. Replace the entity name with your entity name.

{% set charging_time = states('sensor.volvo_xc40_estimated_charging_time') | int(0) %}
{% if charging_time > 0 -%}
  {% set new_time = now() + timedelta(minutes=charging_time) %}
  {% set current_time = this.state | as_datetime %}
  {% if not current_time or (as_datetime(new_time) - current_time).total_seconds() | abs > 900 %}
    {{ new_time }}
  {% else %}
    {{ this.state }}
  {% endif %}
{%- else -%}
  {{ this.state }}
{%- endif %}

[Palmdale95]

Yeah, you are probably right. :-) Anyway thanks. I solved my topic with an automation and creating an input_datetime helper already.

alias: Ladeendzeit berechnen
description: Zeigt das Ladeende im Dashboard an, wenn der XC40 geladen wird
triggers:

• entity_id: sensor.volvo_xc40_estimated_charging_time
  trigger: state
• entity_id: sensor.volvo_xc40_charging_connection_status
  to: connection_status_disconnected
  trigger: state
  actions:
• choose:
  • conditions:
    • condition: state
      entity_id: sensor.volvo_xc40_charging_connection_status
      state: connection_status_disconnected
      sequence:
    • target:
      entity_id: input_datetime.xc40_charging_endtime
      data:
      datetime: "1970-01-01 00:00:00"
      action: input_datetime.set_datetime
  • conditions:
    • condition: template
      value_template: >
      {{ states('sensor.volvo_xc40_charging_connection_status') !=
      'connection_status_disconnected' }}
      sequence:
    • target:
      entity_id: input_datetime.xc40_charging_endtime
      data:
      datetime: >
      {{ (now() +
      timedelta(minutes=states('sensor.volvo_xc40_estimated_charging_time')
      | int)).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') }}
      action: input_datetime.set_datetime
      mode: single