TPMS warning

What to do when the tyre-pressure warning light comes on

A warning can indicate a puncture, temperature change or sensor issue. Treat it as a reason to check—not something to dismiss.

Respond to how the vehicle feels

If steering changes, a tyre looks low, vibration begins or the warning follows an impact, slow smoothly and stop safely.

Check all four tyres

  • Look for deflation, cuts or bulges
  • Use an accurate gauge where available
  • Compare with the vehicle placard, not the tyre maximum
  • Recheck after inflation because a leak can return

When the sensor may be at fault

A flashing warning, correct pressures or a message after wheel work can indicate a sensor or calibration problem. Still inspect the tyres first.

Tyre problem? Send the signal.

Tell us your location, registration and tyre size. We’ll confirm availability and quote before attendance.