Tire Pressure Monitoring System

All vehicles manufactured after 2007 have a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). The TPMS monitors your tire pressure and alerts you when the pressure drops below your vehicle’s recommended level by 25% or more

When your TPMS light comes on, one (or more!) of your tires may be under-inflated. Or the light could be alerting you to an issue with the TPMS system.

Our tire techs can take a look at your tires and TPMS system to figure out what’s wrong and find a solution.

• Checking the tire pressure
• Testing the TPMS sensors to determine if any need to be replaced
• Removing and replacing any TPMS sensors, if needed
• Resetting the sensors
• Replacing the TPMS Service Kit (includes the valve core, cap, nut and O-ring) if needed.