Tire moniter light

With colder weather, tire pressures will decrease a little. Check the pressures on all your tires. If they are within two or three psi of the recommended pressure, you should be able to drive for another day before airing them back up. But if one (or more) tire is five psi or more below recommended pressure, it probably has a slow leak and should be aired up, preferably repaired, as soon as possible.

You need to reset the system with the new inflation pressures. Look in your owners manual for instructions on how to reset TPMS

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The pressure sensors indicate one tire has less air pressure then the rest..Check tire pressure on all tires accoding to the label in the door..Most vehicles reset after your next key cycle,,but some have to be reset through a process in your owners manual..If all pressures are good and it doesnt reset then you may have a bad sensor in the wheel..Have you had any tires installed lately,,they are easy to damage when the tire is installed..

If it looks like the image below, it's a low tire-pressure warning. Check your tire pressures to make sure they are set to the pressures recommended by BMW (there's a sticker to the right, on the inside of the driver-side door frame). That sticker will give recommended tire pressures for front and rear tires.

There should be a button in your center console (in front of the gear shifter) with this same image on it -- hold down that button for 5 seconds to see if it resets the indicator light.

if the pressures are ok, and the reset procedure does not fix it, it is likely that one of the sensors became damaged during the tire change. you should return to the service center that changed the tires and have them check it out.

before that, check that ALL FOUR of your tires are set to 35 psi. the system works on pressure differentials (not just low pressure) so make sure ALL the tires are set equally. also note that some systems may also have a sensor in the spare tire, and can cause the light to come on also. please check the door tag on your van to confirm what the pressures are supposed to be set at. good luck!

That would be your TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light. If you set your tire pressures to the tire pressure listed on the sticker on the drivers door you should be ok. Note, you will have to drive the car more than 20mph for at least 15 seconds for the light to go out.

If the light stays on, and you just had tire(s) repaired or replaced you should return to the place that installed them and have them diagnose and repair the problem.

If you switched the rims (because you have a separate set of snow tires mounted on rims already, or have aftermarket rims now) then you might not have sensors in those rims and may have to deal with the light. The place that changed them should have told you this though.

If none of the above applies, and you put air in your tires and it didn't help, then you should turn to your local Hyundai dealer for a diagnosis. They have a special scan tool specific to Hyundai for reading that control module, it's codes, and it's live data from the tire pressure sensors. They should be able to make a fast diagnosis and get you on your way.

Good luck!

Hi,
When you purchased your new tires they should have reset the TPS Unit. On Some models it's the sensor in each wheel, on others it's the unit itself. I would go back to where you got the tires and have them reset it. If they don't know how, the easiest way to do it is look in your owners manual, and follow the instructions. Or go to the nearest Chevy Dealer and see if they won't help you. The Owners Manual is some times confusing, and may take a couple of tries to reset. When I was running a tire store it was a constant battle to reset everyone's TPS. As there is NO STANDARDISATION. !!! If you Don't have an Owners Manual, Please Contact Me and I will try to assist you further. You really need to learn how to do this yourself... that way you can take advantage of the tire sales that some of the smaller stores have, even though they might not be able to reset your TPS.
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Low tire pressure warning. 2007 and up vehicles have a TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System). Refer to your owners manual.

stands for Tire Pressure Monitor System= TPMS. check all tire pressures (when cold if possible) and adjust them according to the tire pressure sticker on the drivers door jamb,glove box,another door jamb or center console compartment(inside).even check the spare tire pressure. the lite comes on to tell you that either 1 or more tires is considerably lower or higher in pressure than the rest. once u adjust the pressures correctly,look in the owners manual as to how to reset/shut off the light. on alot of cars if u drive the car for awhile the light will reset and go off .hope this helps.