Just was driving along and these lights came on and wont turn off. Does anyone know how to get rid of these? I have a 2006 is250. And i live in Florida.

 

That sign indicates Tyre Pressure issue, check your tyres. If all the pressure is fine, could be a faulty TPMS sensor.

 

I went to lexus today and they said it was a TPMS senor what is the best way to get rid of the lights?

 

Give your tires some air!

 

I had a similar issue except mine was leaking air so I got one for free from a guy I know and I went to Americas Tire to reprogram it to my car. Well first you want to find out which one it is and buy just one or you can get a set of 4, you can either get them from the dealer or here in the classifieds section people sell them a lot. If you get a used one then a tire shop should be able to program them for free.

 

Tires deflated and you should not drive with your break on

 

http://green.autoblog.com/2010/08/04...shboard-light/

 

My car is in the park position.

 

If I remember correctly if a tire is low the message displayed is something along the lines of "check tire pressure". This one indicates issues with getting a reading from tire pressure sensor(s). Is it possible that you switched the settings to the 2nd set of sensors. If not, it sounds like a faulty sensor.

 

It's a sign that you will have exactly what your screen name is. Lol

 

as mentioned, (!) = tire pressure.
either too much air or not enough.

I find it ironic how your question is about tire pressure and your ID is flattire lol

 

Correct--I got this earlier this week with change in temps here in Penna. When your tires are low on pressure, the message says "Low Tire", not "Check System".

 

Check system means the car can't read one or more sensors - they only have a battery in them and that they last for 5-8 years . Buy a new one on e bay ( or a set)

 

You have low Tire pressure. Check "ALL" of your tires, your 4 tires + the spare in your trunk cause that has the TPMS too. to know the proper PSI to put in check the sticker on your driver side door frame.

 

Tire pressure...keep up with it.