TPMS stands for Tire Pressure Monitoring System, which are sensors in your tires that help monitor when your tire’s air pressure is too low. Our tire technicians will test each TPMS sensor to make sure it’s working properly, then either reset the sensors or replace them.

TPMS stands for Tire Pressure Monitoring System. This system provides the driver a visual indicator on the dashboard if it recognizes a substantial variance in tire pressure from the vehicles recommended placard pressure value.

TPMS Heavy Duty continuously tracks and transmits tire data in real time to help reduce fuel consumption, CO2 emissions and machine downtime and improve safety all while enhancing tire performance, wear and hours to removal.

Most modern cars, model year 2007 or newer, have a tire pressure monitoring system (known as TPMS) that will illuminate a light on the instrument panel if any tire is 25% or more underinflated.

Your car’s TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring System) will alert you if your tyres are not at their optimum pressure. Discover how TPMS works here.

Goodyear TPMS is a connected, data-driven tyre management solution that constantly monitors tyre pressure and temperature to detect under-inflated tyres, air leaks and mechanical issues.

The Goodyear TPMS (tyre pressure monitoring system) uses tyre pressure and temperature sensors to monitor tyres, improve fuel efficiency and reduce tyre-related downtime.

TPMS Heavy Duty is a connected solution that continuously captures tire pressure and temperature to detect under- or over-inflation, air leaks and potential mechanical issues. BENEFITS

The Goodyear TPMS Heavy Duty solution can help our customers make proactive and efficient maintenance decisions aimed at avoiding unplanned tire-related incidents.

Younger drivers (millennial/Gen Z) are more than 1.5 times more likely to identify popular emojis* correctly than the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) warning symbol, revealed a new study commissioned by Goodyear Auto Service and Just Tires.