Traction Control System
The traction control system keeps your wheels from spinning on slippery roads by gently applying the brakes and adjusting engine power. When it acts up, you may see a warning light or feel the system cut in when it shouldn't. We diagnose the sensors, wiring, and control module so your traction control keeps you steady and safe.
Find a TechnicianCommon causes
- Faulty or dirty wheel speed sensor sending bad data
- Damaged sensor wiring or corroded connectors
- Faulty ABS module shared with the traction control system
- Worn or damaged sensor reluctor ring at the wheel
- Stored fault codes triggered by a related brake or ABS problem
Frequently asked questions
What does it mean when the traction control light stays on?
A steady traction control light usually means the system has detected a fault and turned itself off, often from a bad wheel speed sensor or wiring issue. We scan for the stored codes to find the exact cause and get the system working again.
Can I still drive with the traction control light on?
You can drive, but the system won't help you on slippery or wet roads, so you'll need to be extra careful. Since it's closely tied to your ABS and braking, we recommend having it diagnosed soon to be sure your brakes are fully protected.
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