TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) Service
Diagnostics, sensor reprogramming, valve stem replacement, and battery fault resolution for all TPMS warning lights.
Service Overview
Your TPMS system alerts you before dangerously low tire pressure causes a blowout or fuel mileage drop. Our Taylor repair shop is equipped with digital scan tools to reset, reprogram, and replace TPMS sensors on domestic, Asian, and European models.
What Our Service Includes
Sensor Battery & Signal Diagnostics
TPMS sensors contain sealed lithium batteries that last 5-8 years. We scan radio frequencies to pinpoint failed sensor batteries without dismounting good wheels.
OEM Sensor Replacement & Relearning
When replacing dead sensors, we perform ECU relearn procedures so your car registers exact PSI levels on each specific corner.
Common Warning Signs & Symptoms
If you notice any of the following, schedule an inspection promptly:
- Flashing or solid yellow horseshoe tire pressure warning light
- System reads 0 PSI or 'N/A' on dash display for one wheel
- Light stays on despite properly inflated tires
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my TPMS light blinking when I start the car?
A blinking TPMS light for 60-90 seconds indicates a system malfunction (usually a dead sensor battery or communication error), not merely low tire pressure.
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