How to repair low tire warning in my dashboard
I have verified the correct air pressure on all tires but the light doesn’t go away
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@robertcarr38267 that is the biggest draw back on those TPMS. Since they are battery powered, they do fail after a few years. The best place to get it diagnosed which one has failed, is by scanning the OBDII. Best place to have the system checked is actually a Tire place. It can be any sensor on your 4 tires as well as the spare tire. Your TPMS should not require a reset, only a few miles of driving and the system will relearn and reset itself.
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