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Tire Pressure & Sensor Check
Turn off that annoying low tire pressure dashboard light.
Having the right amount of air in your tires saves you gas money and prevents blowouts. If your dashboard has a yellow 'low tire' warning light that won't go away even after you put air in, you likely have a broken tire sensor (called a TPMS sensor). We check your tire pressures, find any slow leaks around the rim, and replace broken sensors so your car's computer is happy again.
Common Questions
Why does my tire pressure light come on when it gets cold?
Cold air shrinks, which causes the air pressure inside your tire to drop. Usually, you just need to add a little bit of air on the first cold morning of fall.
How long do tire sensors last?
The batteries inside the sensors usually last about 5 to 7 years before they need to be replaced.
What's Included
- Setting your tires to the exact perfect pressure
- Finding and fixing slow air leaks
- Replacing dead batteries in your tire sensors
- Turning off dashboard warning lights
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