TPMS – Tire Pressure Monitoring System

TPMS WARNING LIGHT?
SEE THE EXPERTS AT THE TIRE CHOICE!

What does TPMS mean? Your vehicle’s tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) includes a sensor that registers low tire pressure, and alerts you when one or more tires are too underinflated. When you see a TPMS Warning light on your dashboard, don’t ignore this important warning system. Your safety depends on proper tire inflation. Stop by for a FREE tire check and air fill.

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HERE’S HOW:

Check the air pressure in your tires about once a month. Don’t wait for the TPMS warning light.

Use an accurate tire pressure gauge. Don’t fill your tires by look or feel.

The TPMS alerts you when a tire is under inflated by 25%. Check your tires immediately and fill them to the correct air pressure.

An underinflated tire can be a sign of something more serious. If your tires regularly deflate, bring your vehicle to The Tire Choice.

THE TPMS AND TIRE EXPERTS

If you are unfamiliar with TPMS, we would be happy to show you this warning device on your vehicle.

THE BENEFITS

Prevent accidents. The NHTSA estimates that under inflated tires contribute to more than 600 fatalities and 33,000 injuries each year.

Enjoy superior road control and comfort.

Save money on gas. According to the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA), you can improve fuel efficiency by more than 3% by keeping your tires at the correct pressure.

Save money on tires. The tread wears longer when your tires are properly inflated.