Warning light stays on
Pressures are correct but the light won't go out.
Mobile TPMS Sensors
Tyre pressure warning light on?
A tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) uses a sensor in each wheel to warn you when a tyre loses pressure. Sensors run on sealed batteries and can fail with age, or be damaged during a tyre change.
If your warning light stays on after you've checked and corrected your tyre pressures, a sensor may need replacing. We'll find the faulty sensor, fit a new one and program it to your vehicle.
What's included
- Faulty or damaged TPMS sensors found and replaced
- New sensors programmed to your vehicle
- Tyre pressures checked and set
- Warning light checked once the fault is fixed
Call or WhatsApp
0330 043 6598The quickest way to get help is to call. You can also message us on WhatsApp on the same number and share your live location.
How it works
Mobile TPMS Sensors, step by step
- 1
Tell us about the warning light
And send your registration so we can check your sensors.
- 2
We find the faulty sensor
Each wheel's sensor is checked where your vehicle is.
- 3
Replaced and programmed
The new sensor is fitted and set up to your vehicle.
When to call us
Common situations
Flashing TPMS light
Often a sign the system has a fault.
After a tyre change
Sensors can be damaged when tyres are fitted.
Older vehicle
Sensor batteries often last around 5 to 10 years.
Questions
Mobile TPMS Sensors FAQs
What does the TPMS warning light mean?
A steady light usually means a tyre's pressure is low. Check and correct your pressures first. If the light stays on or flashes, there may be a fault in the system or a sensor.
Can I drive with the TPMS light on?
Check your tyre pressures as soon as it's safe. If a tyre is low or damaged, don't drive on it. Call us and we'll come to you.
Can you program sensors to my car?
Yes. We fit new sensors and program them to your vehicle so the system recognises them.
Is a faulty TPMS an MOT fail?
For cars first used from 1 January 2012 with TPMS fitted, a TPMS warning light showing a fault is an MOT failure.
Do I need to bring my vehicle to you?
No. We're a fully mobile service with no garage to visit. We come to you at home, at work or at the roadside.
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