Low Tire Warning Light
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The light will come on with over-pressure as well.
But yes, if pressures on all five tires are correct (matches the door-jamb sticker) then the next most likely problem is a dead battery in one of the sensors. They normally last about 7-9 years.
Part cost at the dealer is $73, and an hour labor. Which typically brings you up to $200 or so. You can get it done cheaper at a tire shop -- just make sure they can program the computer to recognize it. Toyotas do not self-learn the TPMS IDs like other brands.
Chip H.
But yes, if pressures on all five tires are correct (matches the door-jamb sticker) then the next most likely problem is a dead battery in one of the sensors. They normally last about 7-9 years.
Part cost at the dealer is $73, and an hour labor. Which typically brings you up to $200 or so. You can get it done cheaper at a tire shop -- just make sure they can program the computer to recognize it. Toyotas do not self-learn the TPMS IDs like other brands.
Chip H.
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