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Tyre pressure sensor

The tyre pressure sensor measures the pressure in the car's tyres and is also known as the TPMS system. The tyre pressure sensor is mounted at the valve of the car tyres and transmits the pressure values to the dashboard. When the tyre pressure of one or more wheels is too low, this is indicated by a warning light in the dashboard. This system is installed in all cars from the year 2012 onwards. This prevents you from going out with a tyre pressure that is too low. Does the TPMS warning light stay on steadily? Then check whether the tyre pressure sensor is still OK. At Winparts you will easily find the right sensor with your car model. Enter these on the website and the correct car parts will then be displayed.

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Tyre pressure sensors have been made mandatory for cars put on the market since 2014. The sensors are part of the TPMS system and constantly measure the air pressure in the car's tyres. This measures whether the tyre pressure is still correct. If the tyre pressure of one or more tyres is too low, the warning light in the dashboard will illuminate. As soon as the light comes on, it is important to stop immediately and inflate the tyres. This prevents accidents due to a flat tyre. Correct tyre pressure is not only important for your safety, but also ensures lower fuel consumption. In addition, it prevents premature wear on the tyres.

Tyre pressure sensor broken

The tyre pressure sensors can be damaged by corrosion. In most cases, the warning light in the dashboard will come on constantly when the tyre pressure sensors are faulty. When the warning light in the dashboard comes on, it is important to check the tyres. Is the tyre pressure good and have you inflated the tyres, but the light stays on? This may indicate that a defect has occurred in the sensors. On some cars you have to reset the system after inflating the tyres using a button in the car. If this still doesn't solve the problem. Then there is a good chance that there is a defect in the sensor.

Make sure to replace a broken sensor as soon as possible so that the tyre pressure is always optimal. In addition, a well-functioning TPMS system is of great importance for the MOT inspection.

Replace tyre pressure sensor

You can replace a tyre pressure sensor yourself. This does require some technical insight, as well as knowledge of the car's computer system. After the sensor has been replaced, it must be read into the system again. Would you rather leave the job to the garage? Make sure you provide the parts yourself. This way you save a lot of costs.

Buy tyre pressure sensor

You can easily buy the right tyre pressure sensor online at Winparts. Enter your car model on the website and the correct parts will then be displayed. Are you looking for other sensors? Also  rotational speed sensorsspeed sensorsoil pressure sensors and rain sensors can be found in our wide range!