Tire pressure monitoring sensors give you the advantage of receiving automated updates via a light on your dash when one or more of your tires are severely underinflated.

A tire pressure sensor is a small, battery powered device located inside your tires, usually mounted in the valve stem or on the inner rim. Its primary role is to monitor the air pressure in your tires and send real-time data to your vehicle’s TPMS which alerts you if your tire pressure falls below the recommended level.

In most cars, the tire pressure sensor is located within the tire attached to the valve stem or banded to the wheel. Indirect TPMS systems may not have physical sensors on the tires but use the vehicle’s ABS to monitor pressure.

How much does it cost to replace a tire sensor? The average tire pressure sensor replacement cost ranges from $50 to $250 per sensor, depending on the vehicle and sensor type.

How do I reset the tire pressure light on my car? Reset the tire pressure light by inflating all tires to the recommended pressure, then use the TPMS reset button, a scan tool, or drive for 10 to 30 minutes to recalibrate.

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