Hello! You're problem could likely be a problem with the TPMS, or (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) - sensor. There is one in each wheel, and it's recommended that with any tire changes that they be rebuilt or replaced. I'm not sure if you've reset the tire pressure switch or not, but if you haven't and aren't familiar, the button is located inside the glove box. With the car on, press the button for 3-5 seconds and release. Turn the car off, and then back on and your light should be off.
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Sometimes they need to be reset. It might tell you in your owners manual how to reset it or you could drive to your local dealer and he could do it for you.
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Check and adjust the pressure in all the tires (most Toyotas even monitor the spare tire pressure so check that also). If you find one tire with significantly lower air pressure then the rest bring the car to a repair shop to have them find and repair the leak. Once the air in the tires are correct the light will go off.
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