TPMS Light Won't Turn Off
Your tire pressure warning light stays on even after you've checked the tires. It usually points to a low tire, a failing sensor, or a system that just needs a reset.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- One or more tires actually low on pressure
- Dead TPMS sensor battery
- Faulty or damaged TPMS sensor
- System needs a relearn or reset
- Recent tire change without sensor sync
- Spare or swapped wheel without a sensor
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to drive with the TPMS light on?
You can drive short distances, but check your pressures soon, the light may mean a genuinely low or slowly leaking tire.
Why won't the light go off after I inflated the tires?
Some cars need a relearn or short drive to reset, and if a sensor is dead the light stays on until it's replaced.
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