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02-02-2012, 10:58 AM

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If i trade my rims with my friends do we have to switch our tpms? He drives a lexus i250.

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02-02-2012, 11:02 AM

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02-02-2012, 11:55 AM

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Originally Posted by MADtotheA

Try reset your ecu. Mine clears but always comes back after a long drive. I'm sure I have a faulty tpms but yours probably just needs a reset. Look up ecu reset procedures.

Mine does the same thing....only comes on after about 50 miles of interstate driving, then goes off after turning the car off. The first few times it did it, i stopped and checked the AP and it was fine. I don't bother anymore.

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01-08-2015, 10:11 AM

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Originally Posted by gary c

You need to verify you have at least 35 psi in each tire. I had this with my first set of Volks, there was a sticker on the inside lip causing a tire to leak. Once removed the TPS only came on when I had a nail in one of my tires which is what it's supposed to do. The TPS warning comes on when your tire pressure drops below 26 psi....fyi
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When the alarm beeps and the light comes on the system is telling you one or more of your tires needs air. If the light comes on with no beep, it's telling you it doesn't recognize one of more of the sensors. If you have a full size spare, be sure to check that as well, they also have a sensor.

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Same here, mine was on and the lowest was 32 as of last night.

26 may be manual or what they should go on at, but 32 in my case, which I much prefer.

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Mine does the same thing....only comes on after about 50 miles of interstate driving, then goes off after turning the car off. The first few times it did it, i stopped and checked the AP and it was fine. I don't bother anymore.

Temperature dropped to 14F last night. By the time I drove a hundred yards, the TPMS light came on and beeping. Pretty sure the beeping means (at least one) tire is low. Checked the tire after the drive into work, and all were at 30-32 psi. Going to pump them up to 35psi and drive it and see if the light goes out.

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01-10-2015, 01:38 PM

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Same exact thing happened to me a couple of days ago. Take it back to the tire shop, they should have this wireless gizmo that can reset the sensors. Took them less than 5 minutes to fix it for me. Good luck

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01-10-2015, 06:55 PM

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Same exact thing happened to me a couple of days ago. Take it back to the tire shop, they should have this wireless gizmo that can reset the sensors. Took them less than 5 minutes to fix it for me. Good luck

Thanks, Brother. I got lucky this time. Filled all the tires to 35 psi at night after my drive home, and drove to work the next morning. Within 5 miles, the TPMS light was out and has not come back on since. So looks like all is well.

Thank you all for the info, glad this was an easy fix. Fill tire with air.

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08-23-2015, 03:26 PM

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I had the same issue. While driving normally, I heard a loud beep for more than 5 seconds. I thought it's from the song I am listening to. I lowered the volume, and it was so loud. I looked at the dashboard, and noticed the tire pressure light is on (first time it happens). I pulled over to check the tires, but they seemed fine. I took it to a mechanic the next morning to check the tires pressure. He said the tires pressure are perfect. I drove aggressively for like 30-40 minutes, and it went away.

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01-16-2017, 12:01 AM

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No beep tire light

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Originally Posted by Blue Dream

When the alarm beeps and the light comes on the system is telling you one or more of your tires needs air. If the light comes on with no beep, it's telling you it doesn't recognize one of more of the sensors. If you have a full size spare, be sure to check that as well, they also have a sensor.

HTH.

So if the light comes on with no beep might it be the issue with the tpms having a low battery?

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