Question 1

Why is my tire-pressure (TPMS) light on?

Accepted Answer

It means one or more tires are low — often from a slow leak, a nail, or Houston’s big temperature swings, which change pressure. If the light is flashing, that signals a TPMS sensor fault rather than low pressure; either way we’ll check it free.

Question 2

My TPMS light is on but the tires look fine — why?

Accepted Answer

Even a few PSI low will trigger the light without looking flat, and cool mornings after a hot day commonly set it off. It can also mean a dead sensor battery. We check actual pressures and scan the sensors to tell you which it is.

Question 3

How long do TPMS sensors last?

Accepted Answer

The sensors have sealed batteries that typically last 5–10 years, so older vehicles often need sensor replacement. We test each sensor’s signal and battery and replace only the ones that have failed.

Question 4

Do you reset or program TPMS sensors after tire work?

Accepted Answer

Yes — we relearn/program the sensors whenever tires are rotated or replaced so the system reads the correct tire positions. Skipping this step is why the light sometimes stays on after service elsewhere.

Question 5

Can I keep driving with the TPMS light on?

Accepted Answer

You can, but you shouldn’t ignore it — low pressure hurts fuel economy, wears tires unevenly, and raises blowout risk on hot Houston pavement. Stop in for a free pressure and sensor check.

Question 6

Is TPMS service covered by a warranty?

Accepted Answer

Yes — qualifying TPMS repairs are backed by our 2-year / 24,000-mile nationwide warranty on parts and labor, with Affirm and Sunbit financing available.

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