2006 Toyota Tundra Flashing Tire Pressure Light

Toyota has installed direct TPMS united in the following Toyota and Scion modelsClick Here to Read MoreAdvertisement 4 Runner 2004-12 Avalon 2007-13 Camry 2007-15 Corolla 2007-09 FJ Cruiser 2008-15 Highlander 2007-15 Land Cruiser 2005-15 Matrix 2007-13 Prius 2006-15 Rav4 2006-15 Scion tC 2007-15 Sequoia 2004-15 Sienna 2006-15 Solara 2007-09 Tacoma 2005-15 Tundra.

2006 toyota tundra flashing tire pressure light. I can get my tire shop and the local Toyota dealership to reset it but it just starts flashing again after I drive 50 miles. The 2006 Toyota Tundra uses a tire pressure warning system to warn a driver when tire pressure of any one of the tires is reduced. I took it back and the reset the tire pressure on.

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If this is happening the first thing you should do is pull over safely and inspect your tires. Resetting the system allows the. Now after dealing with it for 6 months or better the TPMS light just constantly flashes.

On a 4runner the computer takes a reading from your TPMS every minute. If this is not for a 4runner there may be a different procedure to reset the sensors but. After starting a vehicle a TPMS icon will turn on for a few seconds.

Didnt think much of it figured they didnt air them up right. If he checked all pressures and still gets a flashing light then something else is going on. They are asking around 700 for this part alone.

I recently upgraded my tirewheel package and the gents at the tire place never swapped over my pressure sensors. The TPMS warning light will illuminate when a tire is low and should eventually go out after a tire has been inflated to its recommended pressure according to the vehicles door placard according to ATEQ TPMS. Low tire pressure may cause the tire pressure light to flash.