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I have repeatedly checked the pressure and they are properly inflated.
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what about the spare tire?it has to have the correct pressure in it also!
The sensors in the tires have batteries that are now 6 years old. They will need to be checked by a tire shop/dealer to see which one isn't reporting. It costs around $120 a tire to replace the sensor. If you can live with it and remove the bulb or tape over the warning light if you want. Just keep checking the pressure manually.
Thanks for the reply. I was trying to simply turn off the light rather than spending $500. I check my tires weekly so I know it is not the tire pressure, just an annoying light.
REALLY? How does the car know about the pressure in the spare tire?
the same way it knows about the other ones!oh,it knows.check it!your car is very smart.or you can look in owners manual or just research it.