I love to wirelessly stream music while I drive using Bluetooth. I love technology and couldn’t live one day without my smartphone and tablet. Every tire was inflated to 35 psi, and yet the tire pressure light is still ON. The tires didn’t only look fine, but I double checked each tire using an analog tire pressure gauge. Just last week I was working on my friend Jake’s Honda Accord and the TPMS light was lit up like a Christmas tree… with orange lights… even though that’s not very Christmas’y’ 🙂 Nothing irks me more than a car with an illuminated low tire pressure light even if the tires are completely fine. In most cases, the TPMS indicator will illuminate if the existing tire pressure drops 25% below the recommended value.īut there are times when technology can prove irritating to say the least. Depending on the make and model of your vehicle, the TPMS can directly or indirectly monitor the tire pressure and trigger an indication light on the dashboard if the system detects low air pressure. The TPMS or Tire Pressure Monitoring System is a humble yet impressive piece of engineering. We still suggest you always keep a portal tire inflator in the trunk just in case! When US Congress passed the TREAD act to help drivers recognize the importance of tire safety, all vehicles made after 2006 were mandatory equipped with a marvelous piece of technology to monitor the tire pressure continuously as you drive. We can thank technology for LED lights, Wi-Fi, smartphones, and wireless Bluetooth connections, which are standard equipment on most modern cars. Technology is like having an extra set of eyes, ears, and limbs on virtually everything around us. Today we’re going to talk about what could be happening to your car if the Low Tire Pressure light is on but the tires are fine. Is that dang TPMS light on but you just cannot figure out why?
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