Tire Pressure Sensor
The TPMS sensor checks the system when the vehicle is traveling at an average speed of 30 km/h. If the pressure in the system is too low, a warning light illuminates on the instrument cluster.
After this warning, you need to take your vehicle to a service center or tire shop.
After the intervention at the service center, air should be added to the tire to restore it to its previous condition.
If the tire pressure fault warning continues to illuminate on the dashboard after these steps, you can clear this warning with a diagnostic tool.
What Is TPMS?
TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System), or tire pressure monitoring system, is the tire pressure control system used in vehicles produced after 2014.
It consists of electronic sensors and valve stems. It is responsible for sending data received from the tire system to the vehicle ECU.
How Is a Tire Pressure Sensor (TPMS) Programmed?
When TPMS sensors in our vehicles reach the end of their service life or fail, they must be replaced with new ones. In such cases, service centers and tire shops replace the tire pressure sensor.
After the tire pressure sensor is replaced, it must be registered in your vehicle's electronic memory (ECU). This procedure is called tire pressure sensor adaptation.
If the registration procedure is not performed after the tire pressure sensor is replaced, the sensor will not activate and will lose its functionality.
Tire pressure sensor (TPMS) pairing must definitely be performed after replacement. This process is carried out via RF-ID signals inside the sensor and tire pressure sensor coding devices.
You can easily perform TPMS coding with Autel tire pressure sensor coding devices we supply.
Our company is the Turkey distributor of AUTEL, the world leader in tire pressure systems. You can obtain tire pressure sensors and tire pressure sensor coding devices from our company.
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