Free TPMS Check
Tyre pressure warning light on and need it checked fast? Call Us
If your tyre pressure warning light stays on when your tyres are correctly inflated, you could have an issue with your Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). If you are experiencing an issue, our fully trained technicians will carry out a comprehensive TPMS check, completely free of charge.
Book your free TPMS check
Search for your nearest centre to find contact details, then give us a call to book your free TPMS check.
Online booking isn’t available for this service, so please phone your chosen branch directly to arrange an appointment.
Looking for a TPMS replacement near you?
With over 170 centres across the UK, our specialist technicians use the latest diagnostic equipment to check your TPMS sensor, sensor batteries and valves. If we find an issue and the sensor needs replacing, we’ll explain your options and give you a competitive quote before any work is carried out. Use our centre finder to locate your nearest garage.
What our TPMS check covers:
During your free TPMS check our technicians will:
- Check your TPMS sensors: Identify any sensor faults and confirm that your system operates correctly.
- Check the sensor battery condition: If your vehicle supports this check, we will identify any sensors where the battery is likely to fail, so you have the option of replacing it before your warning light comes on.
- Check TPMS valves: We inspect the valves to maintain an effective seal and prevent air loss.
Signs of a failing TPMS
Your TPMS may need attention if you notice the following:
- The warning light stays on indicating that one or more of your tyres are under inflated. Check your recommended tyre pressure.
- The warning light continues to flash, indicating a system fault.
- The warning light stays on after you have checked and corrected your tyre pressures.
- The warning light keeps coming on.
If you notice any of these faults, bring your car into your local Formula One Autocentre for a free TPMS check.
Why get a TPMS check?
A TPMS malfunction is classed as a major MOT defect on applicable vehicles. You should make sure your TPMS is in good working order to avoid the cost and inconvenience of an MOT fail.
