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The Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), as the name suggests, keeps track of the air pressure in each tyre and alerts the driver when it is too low. At PSM Tyres and Repair Centre, we understand the importance of your vehicle’s TPMS sensor Brighouse as it ensures an extended tyre life, enhanced fuel efficiency, safety, and environmental compliance.

For your convenience, our experts provide accurate servicing and repairs of TPMS sensors, valve stems, rubber grommets, and other related components.

Did you know even a 7-psi difference in tyre pressure can reduce a tyre’s lifespan by a whopping 4970 miles?

How Does TPMS Work?

Understanding how this system works will help you comprehend the need for repairs and TPMS sensor replacement in case of any performance issues.

TPMS monitors air pressure inside pneumatic tyres and relays real-time information to the driver either directly (dTPMS) or indirectly (iTPMS). The TPMS sensor is integral to the system’s functioning, usually attached to the valve stem. In some cars, it is placed inside the wheel opposite the valve stem. This sensor uses a low-frequency radio to send the pressure data to the vehicle’s on-board computer.

Direct TPMS versus Indirect TPMS

TPMS sensors are powered by batteries ideally designed to last for nearly 8 years. Once the battery is dead, you need to replace the entire unit. If you are wondering how to replace a TPMS sensor battery, our experts have got you covered. Regardless of the type of car you drive, they have the necessary equipment to assess your vehicle’s TPMS sensor and replace it without any hassle.

Why Does the TPMS Malfunction?

If the TPMS warning light is illuminated on your car’s dashboard, it may not necessarily mean that the tyres are deflated. There can be a possible fault with the sensor, valve stem, or any other component.

Physical damage is a leading cause of TPMS sensor malfunctions. These sensors continuously operate in harsh environments with extreme temperatures and vibrations, which can damage temperature and pressure sensors as well as transmission coils.

Another common reason behind TPMS sensor failure is corrosion of the valve stem sleeve, valve nuts, and valve core. To avoid further issues, reach out to our authorised garage for TPMS valve Brighouse repair and servicing.

Why Choose Us?

At PSM Tyres and Repair Centre, our professionals are thorough with the intricacies of your 4-wheeler’s TPMS. We understand that even one false move with the bead breaker while removing or installing the TPMS sensor can break it at the stem.

You do not have to worry about such inaccuracies at our service station. Hence, place us a call to book a service, or visit our workshop at your convenience.