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Did your vehicle’s TPMS light appear on your dashboard?
A few problems can prompt the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light. The tire pressure may be low in one or multiple tires. This can occur if you have a flat tire, or due to sudden drops in outside temperatures.
It’s also possible that something is wrong with a sensor. Sometimes, the circuit board or battery go bad.
You may turn your car on one morning or be heading to work when you see the TPMS light appear.
As soon as you notice the dashboard light, a few questions may run through your mind. If you don’t know much about this symbol, you might wonder, “What’s that light? What does it mean?” If you know it well, the question may be “Do I have a flat?”
Whatever your familiarity level, this warning light can be concerning for those who see it.
It’s that time of the year where the colder weather can impact your tire pressure.
The pounds per square inch (PSI) tend to decrease as temperatures drop.
A little tip for you: A lot of newer vehicles are equipped with some sort of multi-information display. If your tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light turns on and you aren’t sure if it’s weather-related or a flat tire, see if you can view the tire pressure on this screen.
Did your tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light come on?
You may see this warning light if you have a flat tire or the tire pressure is low in multiple tires.
It’s also possible that the battery or circuit board on a TPMS sensor is bad.
Diagnostic testing was suggested for a Honda Accord that had a few warning lights turn on.
The anti-lock braking system (ABS) light, red brake light, tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light, and traction control light appeared.
Sometimes, multiple dashboard lights stem from one problem.
A Chevrolet Camaro’s tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light turned on.
We noticed the system wasn’t reading the rear tires and learned that the rear tire sensors were dead.
If you see this symbol appear on your dashboard, it could also mean that you have a flat tire or multiple tires have been impacted by a drop in temperature.
Did your tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) light come on?
This symbol could make its appearance if the tire pressure is low on one or multiple tires.
In the case of a GMC Yukon, a tire pressure sensor needed to be replaced.
Temperatures are dropping across the state. And so is the tire pressure of some vehicles.
With the cooler months quickly approaching, it’s a good idea to perform certain kinds of car maintenance.
Monitoring the air in a car’s tires is one suggestion as we head into wintertime.
When a tire has the right amount of pressure, it can prolong the tire’s lifespan and help protect motorists.
