TPMS Sensor Replacement & Dashboard Light Reset
in London, ON
Clear Your Tire Pressure Light with Professional System Diagnostics.
The Problem
Is your tire pressure light staying on even after you fill your tires? Potholes and aging batteries (typically 5-7 years) cause sensor fails.
The Solution
We provide full system diagnostics, sensor battery testing, and high quality replacements for all vehicle makes and models.
The Process
1. Digital Diagnostics
We scan each wheel to identify exactly which sensor has failed.
2. Pro Programming
We use OBD-II tools to sync new sensors perfectly with your car's computer.
3. System Relearn
We perform the specific "relearn" procedure required for your car to turn that light off.
Looking For New Tires or Wheels?
TIRES
Michelin
Goodyear Tires
Continental
Good Year
Yokohama
and more...
WHEELS
BBS
Vision Wheel
Konig
Vossen
TSW
and more...
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my tire light on if my tires are full?
If your tires are properly inflated but the light remains on, you likely have a failed TPMS sensor. These sensors have internal batteries that typically last 5–7 years; once the battery dies, the sensor must be replaced.
Can you reset my TPMS light after a tire swap?
Yes. Most vehicles require a "relearn" procedure after tires are rotated or swapped. We use specialized OBD-II diagnostic tools to sync your sensors with your car’s computer so the dashboard light stays off.
Do I need to but new TPMS sensors for my winter rims?
While not legally required in Ontario, it is highly recommended. Having sensors in your winter wheels ensures your safety system remains active during the most dangerous driving months of the year.
What is TPMS?
Tire Pressure Monitoring System. It is the gadget inside your tires that gage the tire pressure.
Proudly Serving the Forest City & Beyond
Local Expertise: We are London’s go-to shop for precision wheel and tire services.
Service Area: Proudly serving drivers in London, St. Thomas, Dorchester, Woodstock, and Lucan.
Location Focus: Conveniently located to help you get back on the road safely, whether you're commuting on Highbury Ave, Oxford St, or the 401.
CONTACT US
We’re available by phone (519) 652-2704
Email: [email protected]
Address: 300 Exeter Rd unit 14 building 4, London, ON N6L 1A3
Opening Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday: 9:00am to 4:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm to 4:00pm
HELP & SUPPORT
Tire Size Guide: How to know what size your tire is.
Wheel Size Guide: How to know what size your wheel is.
Free Wheels and Tires Care 101 PDF