Re: 07 Toyota Prius tire pressure light flashes then...
If tires are actually at correct pressure sending units inside tires may need new batteries. Tire shops can deal with this and usually offer to take care of this when you buy tires.
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Toyota includes a light on the instrument panel to warn drivers if their tires are not fully inflated. The light resembles a flattened tire with an exclamation mark in the middle of the tire. If this light comes on, you will need to determine the cause in order to cancel the light. Once your tires are correctly inflated, the light will turn itself off.
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This light indicates that at least 1 of your tires has lost 25% of its
pressure. Check & inflate all tires to desired pressure then reset
the sensor by pressing the button on the bottom left of the dash.
Do you have sensors in the wheels? I dont think so, but If you do... I recommend setting the tire pressure at 35, if you set any lower, the light will come on when it gets cold and the pressure drops. Did you also set the spare?
You can reset the light by finding the button underneath the drivers dash, and with the key on, hold the button in until the light goes out. Then let go, and press again, hold until the light flashes 3 times, then it should stay out.
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