TPMS sensors in Brooklyn
We install TPMS (tire pressure monitoring) sensors. If your tire pressure light stays on after you fill your tires, a sensor may be bad. Call or text us with your year, make and model.
- Check and fill your tire pressure first
- Text us your year, make and model
- We install the sensor at the shop
Why is my tire pressure light on?
Usually because a tire is low. Check all four tires with a gauge and fill them to the pressure on the sticker inside the driver’s door.
If the light stays on or flashes after the tires are filled, a TPMS sensor may be bad or its battery may be dead.
What does a TPMS sensor do?
It sits inside the wheel and tells your car the air pressure in that tire. When a tire gets low, the car turns on the warning light.
The sensors run on batteries that don’t last forever, so older sensors eventually stop working.
What should I send you before I come?
Your car’s year, make and model, and which wheel you think has the problem if the car tells you.
We’ll tell you what we can do and the price.
Frequently asked questions
Do you replace TPMS sensors?
Yes. Text us your year, make and model and we’ll tell you the price.
Can I drive with the tire pressure light on?
Check your tires first. If one is low or flat, don’t drive on it. Put on the spare or fill it, then come see us.
Why does my tire pressure light flash?
A flashing light usually means a problem with the system or a sensor rather than low air. Bring the car in and we’ll check it.
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