Filled your tires but the warning light is still glowing? It may simply take time for the TPMS to recognize the new pressure.Check every tire while cold and use the PSI listed on the driver’s door placard—not the maximum number printed on the tire’s sidewall.
If the light remains on, drive for about 10 minutes at highway speed, then use your vehicle’s TPMS reset procedure if required.If the light keeps returning—or flashes instead of staying solid—a faulty sensor or another TPMS problem may need to be checked.See below
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