If your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) warning light is on, it could mean your tires are underinflated—or that the system itself needs a reset. At The Tire Hub, we offer fast and accurate TPMS reset and diagnostic services to help you drive safely and confidently.
Complete system diagnostics to detect sensor issues or failures
Resetting or reprogramming of TPMS sensors after tire service
Battery check for TPMS sensors (for direct TPMS systems)
Tire pressure check and inflation to manufacturer specifications
Sensor replacement (if needed)
TPMS warning light remains on
TPMS light flashes or blinks
One or more tire sensors not reading
Sensor failure after tire replacement or rotation
System requires reprogramming after new tires or battery replacement
Improves Road Safety – Underinflated tires reduce traction and increase the risk of a blowout
Enhances Fuel Efficiency – Proper inflation means better mileage
Extends Tire Life – Helps prevent uneven wear and early replacement
Ensures Legal Compliance – TPMS is required on all passenger vehicles built after 2007 (in many regions)