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Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

Our TPMS Service & Relearn keeps your tire pressure monitoring system working correctly by diagnosing warning lights, servicing or replacing sensors, and relearning the system so your vehicle always knows what each tire is doing.
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Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

  • Complete Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) diagnostics, service, and relearn for passenger vehicles, light trucks, and SUVs.
  • Identification of TPMS warning causes, including low pressure, sensor failure, dead sensor batteries, or communication issues.
  • Replacement of worn or failing TPMS sensors, valve stems, seals, and related hardware to restore proper operation and prevent leaks.
  • Relearn procedures so the vehicle’s computer correctly recognizes each sensor’s position after rotations, new tires, or sensor replacement.
  • Use of modern TPMS scan tools and programming equipment to work with direct TPMS systems on most makes and models.
  • Designed to keep your TPMS light off, your tire pressures properly monitored, and your vehicle compliant with safety regulations.
  • Often combined with tire replacement, flat repair, or rotation to minimize downtime and maximize maintenance value.

When to Book an Appointment?

  • The TPMS warning light stays on or flashes even after you’ve adjusted tire pressures.
  • You’ve recently had new tires installed, a flat repaired, or a tire rotation and the TPMS light appeared afterward.
  • Your vehicle displays incorrect pressure readings or “—” for one or more tires on the dash.
  • A previous service advised that your TPMS sensor batteries are nearing the end of their life.
  • You notice slow air loss around the valve stem or see visible corrosion or damage on TPMS valves.
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What's Covered: Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

TPMS Diagnostics and Fault Code Reading

Using TPMS scan tools and equipment to read sensor IDs, battery levels, pressure data, and fault codes, allowing us to determine whether the issue is low pressure, sensor failure, or a communication/relearn problem.

TPMS Sensor Replacement

Removing failed or aging TPMS sensors and installing new, compatible units that work with your vehicle’s system. This often includes programming or cloning as needed to ensure seamless integration.

TPMS Valve Stem and Seal Service Kits

Servicing or replacing rubber or metal valve stems, seals, washers, and cores associated with TPMS sensors to prevent leaks and corrosion-related failures.

TPMS Relearn After Rotation, Repair, or Sensor Replacement

Performing the proper relearn procedure so your vehicle’s computer knows which sensor is located at each wheel position after rotations, new tire installation, sensor replacement, or other tire services.

Our Proven Process: Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)

1
Check-In & Symptom Review

We ask how long the TPMS light has been on, whether it’s steady or flashing, and if any recent tire or wheel work has been done.

2
Visual Inspection

We inspect valve stems and sensors (where visible) for corrosion, damage, leaks, or missing components.

3
TPMS Scan & Diagnostics

Using a TPMS scan tool, we read sensor IDs, battery status, pressure readings, and any stored fault codes to identify the root cause.

4
Service Recommendations & Estimate

We explain what’s causing the warning (e.g., low pressure, failed sensor, relearn needed) and provide a clear estimate for any sensor replacement, service kits, or relearn procedures.

5
Sensor Service or Replacement

When needed, we replace TPMS sensors, seals, or stems and install new programming-compatible components appropriate for your vehicle.

6
Relearn Procedure

We perform the correct relearn procedure for your make/model so the vehicle’s computer accurately recognizes each sensor position and clears the TPMS warning.

7
Final Verification

We confirm all sensors are reporting properly, pressures are set to spec, and the TPMS light is off before you leave.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) FAQs

Why is my TPMS light on even though my tires look fine?

The system may be detecting a sensor malfunction, low battery, or minor pressure difference you can’t see. A diagnostic scan will tell us exactly what’s going on.

Do TPMS sensors have batteries?

Yes. Most sensors contain non-replaceable batteries that eventually wear out, typically after several years. When the battery fails, the sensor must be replaced.

Do I need a TPMS relearn every time I rotate my tires?

Many vehicles require a relearn after rotation so the system knows which sensor is at each position. Some systems relearn automatically, but others need a manual or tool-based procedure. We’ll follow the correct method for your vehicle.

Can I run wheels or tires without TPMS sensors?

On many vehicles, removing sensors will trigger a warning light and may violate local regulations or inspection requirements. It’s best to maintain a working TPMS system for safety and compliance.

Why did my TPMS light come on after installing new tires?

A sensor may have been disturbed, damaged, or not relearned properly, or pressures may not have been set to your vehicle’s specs. We can check sensor health, perform a relearn, and set pressures correctly.