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TPMS Service in Toronto, Brampton and Mississauga, ON

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) Service and Repair for Your Safety

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What is a Tire Pressure Monitoring System?

A TPMS or "Tire Pressure Monitoring System" electronically monitors the air pressure inside your tires. Depending on your vehicle, the TPMS reports tire-pressure information through a gauge, a pictogram display, or a simple low-pressure warning light. This system helps ensure your safety by alerting you to potentially dangerous tire pressure conditions.

Types of TPMS Systems

1
Direct TPMS

Direct TPMS reports tire pressure in real-time through pressure sensors installed directly in the valve of each tire. This system provides accurate, tire-specific pressure readings to your dashboard.

2
Indirect TPMS

Indirect TPMS uses the car's anti-lock braking systems (ABS) to approximate tire pressure. Since tire inflation levels affect tire rotation, indirect TPMS relies on the differences in wheel rotation speeds to detect pressure variations.

Benefits of TPMS

Avoid Traffic Accidents: Recognize under-inflated tires before they malfunction and create an accident. Early warning helps prevent dangerous blowouts.
Extend Tire Life: Under inflation contributes to heat buildup, tire disintegration, ply separation and sidewall/casing breakdowns. Proper pressure extends tire longevity.
Improve Safety: Properly inflated tires add stability, greater handling, and braking efficiencies while providing better safety for the driver, the vehicle, and others on the road.

Our TPMS Services

TPMS Diagnostics: Complete system check to identify sensor or communication issues
Sensor Replacement: Professional replacement of faulty or dead TPMS sensors
Sensor Programming: Programming and syncing new sensors with your vehicle's computer
Battery Replacement: Some sensors allow battery replacement to restore function
System Reset: Proper reset procedures after tire service or rotation

Signs Your TPMS Needs Service

Warning Light On

TPMS warning light illuminated on dashboard

Flashing Light

Flashing TPMS light indicates sensor malfunction

Inaccurate Readings

Pressure readings don't match manual gauge

No Readings

One or more tires not showing pressure data

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do TPMS sensors last?

TPMS sensors typically last 5-10 years or about 100,000 km, depending on driving conditions.

Can I drive with a TPMS light on?

While you can drive, it's not recommended. The light indicates a potential pressure issue that should be checked immediately.

Do I need new sensors when I buy new tires?

Not necessarily, but it's a good time to inspect sensors and replace if they're old or showing signs of wear.

Having trouble with your TPMS? Give us a call today and our professional team will take care of it for you. Visit Limitless Tire at any of our 5 GTA locations for expert TPMS service and repair.

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