TPMS on-screen display

[Pinspector]

I'm trying to find the graphic on-screen display for the TPMS. My 04 Murano had one but it didn't tell you which tire was low. My 08 M35 has it under INFO. Nice graphic. Shows the pressure of each tire and location.
Please don't tell me, this new, high-tech EX35 doesn't have a TPMS display! I searched the manual (as well as playing with the buttons in the EX) and the only thing I find is that center display between tach and speedo that will beep and show you a graphic that says "You Have A Flat!" Please tell me I'm wrong! Please!
So, I had to use the old-fashioned tire pressure gauge. On each valve stem is a cap with a notation on it: N 2. Now, N 2 is the chemical symbol for Nitrogen. I have the optional 18-inch wheel/tire package. Am I reading this correctly, that these tires are filled with Nitrogen? N 2 in the tires, but no TPMS screen. Sometimes I don't understand these Nissan engineers!
2010 EX35, Nav, Premium, 18-in Wheels.

[txgcoupe]

Look at section 5-3 of the owners manual.

It will give you a warning and you must then check the tires to see which one is low.

John

[ex35tdt]

yep! They are cutting cost
I just notice today that there is no step light on the rear doors, just front doors only. Even Sonata has it. Go figure!

[EXceptional]

Yea, we got gyped on the TPMS.

I understand these things have to be programmed for the Tire that they are installed in, but then they can't tell us which one is low. Gimme a break.

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