I had this low tire pressure icon come on the other day driving but it didnt seem like a flat or anything - would i do this? or shoulda i bring it in the dealer? (2020 model )
Hey Jimmy Trang thanks for watching my video. If your low tire pressure warning came on you need to find the tire you have low pressure in and add the correct amount of pressure based on what your owners manual says. If that does not help, reference your owners manual for additional instructions or have a processional look at it. Please share an update.
@@WheelsTips Turns out its cause i have winter tires on that dont have sensors and the dealer wanted $280 if i wanted to install the sensor for my winter tire l... guess ill leave that light for the winter xD
If the light flashes for one minute and then goes solid then it means it could not communicate with one or more TMPS sensors which usually means the built-in battery went dead, but I guess it could also mean you left your TPMS sensors behind. ;)
I have a 2020 toyota corolla which is the same you are demonstrating in your video. Thank you so much for your help. My tires used 35 psi front and 33 psi rear.
Hey Rafael Rivera thanks for watching my video and for the comment. Glad to hear that I am to help set the tire pressure and thank you for sharing your tire pressures.
I have a 2022 Toyota Corolla LE and was surprised that the low tire pressure icon does not show the tire location. With all the safety features it has I would think they could at least identify the tire instead of having to go around and check all four. My 2014 Nissan Altima identified the tire that was low.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Personally the TPMS is supplemental to proper tire maintenance. It is always best practice to check tire pressure with a manual gauge. Thanks again for the information.
Thank you for your help, so I have to press and hold for a long time and for different section. The manual did not explain, tbh the manual is rather crap.
Thank you for video. Funny moment is this error always appear after 2 days when my wheels git changed from winter tyres ti summer one. Service sets the pressure, it holds fir twi days and then I need to contact service again ti fix it. Pressure in tyres do not change.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Did service say it was a software/calibration issue or failing TPMS sensors? Thanks for any update.
Hi wanted to add that if you have a solid TPMs light and you do the reset above the light doesn’t always instantly go off once the reset finishes. If you have checked that each tire’s pressure is correct, it should go off after a couple mins at most.
Do you know, For the 2022 hatchback, if a new TPMS set installed (on winter tires set for example) and programed to the vehicle, would the vehicle automatically recognize the two different tire set pressure or would it need to be reprogram every tire change? I believe programing cost 75cad$ ea. i guess if they are same tire size it won’t matter but what if they are different sizes i.e. may have different set pressure. Thanks
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question. The person programming the wheels will let you know how they are programmed into the vehicle as this can vary from TPMS setup to setup. Please share an update if you solved this differently, thanks.
It still doesn't answer my question. I've got an orange light on my Dash but it's not telling me which tire is low and how much air pressure I have in all four tires
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. As you saw in the comments below, this may not be a feature on your car. Personally I always have a manual gauge to check my tire pressures. This is also the recommended way of maintaining tire pressure on any car. Thanks again and enjoy the car!
I pressed and held the ok button but nothing happened. My low pressure light flashes for a minute after starting vehicle and then goes to a solid light. Any thoughts?
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment, greatly appreciated. I personally have experienced cold weather effect the the tire pressure, but you definitely want to monitor that situation closely. Please share an update, thanks a bunch.
@@WheelsTips OK, so I got off work and had to go through the system reset twice. The light went away as I was driving out of the parking lot, but to be on the safe side, I checked the tire pressure when I got home. Looks like it may have been the temperature this morning and it dropped the tire pressure. Some of the tires were a little off the recommended setting. Hope it doesn't happen again or I'll be heading to Enterprise and exchanging the vehicle.
Thanks a bunch for the update, much appreciated. If you have an analog tire pressure checker it is always the safest bet when making sure the tire pressure matches the recommendations on the drivers door, stay safe and much luck to your rental car. Thanks you so much again for taking the time to engage the comment section, you are appreciated.
how do I see my tire pressure in the car in real time? where on the gauges does it show each tire pressure in real time? My 2010 Chevy Malibu shows all tires pressures in the gauge cluster in real time so I know which wheel needs attention.
Thanks for watching my video and for the great question. I believe the only way to check in a Corolla is manually per instructions on page 453 of the manual. Please share an update if you found something different, thanks a bunch.
Hey juan perez thanks for watching my video and for the great question. I know this is the procedure I perform to reset the tire pressure, it would be my best guess that someone changing tires and rims could also do this if the tires require a different PSI or in other circumstances. Please share an update about your situation, thanks a bunch.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. It’s possible your model does not have that option, please share if you find updated information, thanks.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To the best of my knowledge a lot of Corollas require to manually check each tire. It is best to have a quality gauge to check the tire. Please share an update , thanks.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Did you set the correct tire pressures before trying to set the pressure? Please share an update, thanks.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question, greatly appreciated. As per page 453 of the owners manual it is my understanding you can only check the pressure manually. Please share an update if you find anything different.
Cool stuff thanks for the update, did he try to add air to the tire? Also have you tried to set the pressure after checking all the wheels? Did the printout have a fault code?
Thanks a bunch for for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question. I would start by researching the owners manual, index area TPMS and that should take you to some basic diagnostics. If you are unsure, just check in with someone who is a professional and can physically check the car.
@@recklezz404 As I mentioned to @jgtrey that it could be a multitude of malfunctions. If you repaired your wheel and the sensor was not transferred or replaced and programmed, could be a sensor failed. You can do a bit of diagnostics with what the owners manual tells you to look for such as a steady TPMS light on vs a blinking then steady or continually blinking TPMS. You can google search for example, 2020 Toyota Corolla owners manual. Replacing with the year of your car, this will be the best information you can get. Please share an update, thanks.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. I have never taken a genuine hubcap off to add air to the tire. As long as you have access to the valve stem, which is covered with a small black cap. Do you have access to the valve stem? Thanks for any update.
They possibly put the hubcap on..in the wrong position making it seem that way but there is a cutout in the hubcap for the valve stem so if you find that but see no valve then yes you prolly have to remove it, tho i dont see how it would be possible to do that … nowadays cant look past it lol
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to ask a great question. Are you certain your car is equipped with the feature, as the manual states it is possible the car does not have the TPMS feature. If it does the procedure should do listed under "vehicle settings". As long as you are in PARK and the car is not started optimally with key in ON position this feature will be there. Are you getting a TPMS warning indicator? Please share an update, thanks.
@@WheelsTips Hello! My car has the push button start no key so I turned the car on and left it in park. It was then when I checked the cog wheel setting and there was only "Scheduled Maintenance" reset option. So perhaps I'm out of luck. I also tried the same thing with my dad's Rav 4 LE and it too only had the maintenance option.
@@ScareFestTTV Thanks a bunch for the update so you do have the TPMS indicator on? If so does it come on and stay on constantly or blink? You can also check the window sticker to see if the feature is listed, thanks again for the update.
Hey vNodz thanks for watching my video and for the great question. What year is your car and do you have any diagnostic tools that can communicate with the tire pressure monitoring computer, such as a 'techstream'? Thanks for any update.
Hey Ch H thanks for watching my video and for the great question. Are you having issues with the tire pressure sensors that read the actual tire pressure, given +/- air in the tire would change the pressure reading? Calibration would require a scanner that allowed communication with the TPMS computer. Hope that helps, looking forward to an update, thanks a bunch.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To my understanding as the manual states, it is possible the car does not have the TPMS feature. If it does the procedure should do listed under "vehicle settings". As long as you are in PARK and the car is not started optimally with key in ON position this feature will be there. Are you getting a TPMS warning indicator? Please share an update, thanks.
Hey Daniel Marroquin thanks for watching my video and for the great question. Have you added air to the tires in accordance with the the sticker on your drivers door? Thanks a bunch for any update.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To my understanding not all models show this information. Please share an update, thanks.
Thanks a bunch for the update, are you saying that your 2015 Corolla had the individual tire pressure displayed in the multi information display? Thanks for any update.
Thanks for the update, the Camry is definitely a step up from the Corolla especially if you had a premium package Camry. Please share an update if you found any new information regarding the tire pressure display.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment, much appreciated. To the best of my knowledge the reason your TPMS is not responding with the new wheels is because you need to program not reset the tire pressure sensors from the new wheels you put on. This procedure is to reset already programmed TPMS sensors. Please share an update, thanks.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment, greatly appreciated. Hope you were able to reset the tire pressure monitoring on your Toyota Corolla, enjoy the car.
Hey vNodz thanks for watching my video and for the great question. What year is your car and do you have any diagnostic tools that can communicate with the tire pressure monitoring computer, such as a 'techstream'? Thanks for any update.
@@recklezz404 As I mentioned to @vNodz that it could be a multitude of malfunctions. If you repaired your wheel and the sensor was not transferred or replaced and programmed, could be a sensor failed. You can do a bit of diagnostics with what the owners manual tells you to look for such as a steady TPMS light on vs a blinking then steady or continually blinking TPMS. You can google search for example, 2020 Toyota Corolla owners manual. Replacing with the year of your car, this will be the best information you can get. Please share an update, thanks.
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I had this low tire pressure icon come on the other day driving but it didnt seem like a flat or anything - would i do this? or shoulda i bring it in the dealer? (2020 model )
Hey Jimmy Trang thanks for watching my video. If your low tire pressure warning came on you need to find the tire you have low pressure in and add the correct amount of pressure based on what your owners manual says. If that does not help, reference your owners manual for additional instructions or have a processional look at it. Please share an update.
@@WheelsTips Turns out its cause i have winter tires on that dont have sensors and the dealer wanted $280 if i wanted to install the sensor for my winter tire l... guess ill leave that light for the winter xD
Thanks for the update, that could be very helpful for others.
If the light flashes for one minute and then goes solid then it means it could not communicate with one or more TMPS sensors which usually means the built-in battery went dead, but I guess it could also mean you left your TPMS sensors behind. ;)
Thank you for that update, much appreciated.
I have a 2020 toyota corolla which is the same you are demonstrating in your video. Thank you so much for your help. My tires used 35 psi front and 33 psi rear.
Hey Rafael Rivera thanks for watching my video and for the comment. Glad to hear that I am to help set the tire pressure and thank you for sharing your tire pressures.
Thank you. You just saved me a headache.
Happy to help and thanks for watching my video.
I have a 2022 Toyota Corolla LE and was surprised that the low tire pressure icon does not show the tire location. With all the safety features it has I would think they could at least identify the tire instead of having to go around and check all four.
My 2014 Nissan Altima identified the tire that was low.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Personally the TPMS is supplemental to proper tire maintenance. It is always best practice to check tire pressure with a manual gauge. Thanks again for the information.
Thank you for your help, so I have to press and hold for a long time and for different section. The manual did not explain, tbh the manual is rather crap.
Glad I could help and thanks for watching my video.
Thank you for video. Funny moment is this error always appear after 2 days when my wheels git changed from winter tyres ti summer one. Service sets the pressure, it holds fir twi days and then I need to contact service again ti fix it. Pressure in tyres do not change.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Did service say it was a software/calibration issue or failing TPMS sensors? Thanks for any update.
Hi wanted to add that if you have a solid TPMs light and you do the reset above the light doesn’t always instantly go off once the reset finishes. If you have checked that each tire’s pressure is correct, it should go off after a couple mins at most.
Thanks a bunch for watching and taking the time to share your experience.
Do I need to keep the car running until it goes off?
Nvm it went off as soon as I sent this comment😂
Great to here!
Do you know, For the 2022 hatchback, if a new TPMS set installed (on winter tires set for example) and programed to the vehicle, would the vehicle automatically recognize the two different tire set pressure or would it need to be reprogram every tire change? I believe programing cost 75cad$ ea. i guess if they are same tire size it won’t matter but what if they are different sizes i.e. may have different set pressure. Thanks
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question. The person programming the wheels will let you know how they are programmed into the vehicle as this can vary from TPMS setup to setup. Please share an update if you solved this differently, thanks.
It still doesn't answer my question. I've got an orange light on my Dash but it's not telling me which tire is low and how much air pressure I have in all four tires
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. As you saw in the comments below, this may not be a feature on your car. Personally I always have a manual gauge to check my tire pressures. This is also the recommended way of maintaining tire pressure on any car. Thanks again and enjoy the car!
I pressed and held the ok button but nothing happened. My low pressure light flashes for a minute after starting vehicle and then goes to a solid light. Any thoughts?
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Have you checked your tire pressures to make sure they are all to specifications?
Driving a rental right now. Hoping the TPWS was just tripped from the cold morning, because I've only had the vehicle for two or three days.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment, greatly appreciated. I personally have experienced cold weather effect the the tire pressure, but you definitely want to monitor that situation closely. Please share an update, thanks a bunch.
@@WheelsTips OK, so I got off work and had to go through the system reset twice. The light went away as I was driving out of the parking lot, but to be on the safe side, I checked the tire pressure when I got home.
Looks like it may have been the temperature this morning and it dropped the tire pressure. Some of the tires were a little off the recommended setting.
Hope it doesn't happen again or I'll be heading to Enterprise and exchanging the vehicle.
Thanks a bunch for the update, much appreciated. If you have an analog tire pressure checker it is always the safest bet when making sure the tire pressure matches the recommendations on the drivers door, stay safe and much luck to your rental car. Thanks you so much again for taking the time to engage the comment section, you are appreciated.
how do I see my tire pressure in the car in real time? where on the gauges does it show each tire pressure in real time? My 2010 Chevy Malibu shows all tires pressures in the gauge cluster in real time so I know which wheel needs attention.
Thanks for watching my video and for the great question. I believe the only way to check in a Corolla is manually per instructions on page 453 of the manual. Please share an update if you found something different, thanks a bunch.
Does the dealership or any mechanic do this when u take it in to change tires and rims??
Hey juan perez thanks for watching my video and for the great question. I know this is the procedure I perform to reset the tire pressure, it would be my best guess that someone changing tires and rims could also do this if the tires require a different PSI or in other circumstances. Please share an update about your situation, thanks a bunch.
Does anyone know how to check which tire needs more air from the dashboard?
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. It’s possible your model does not have that option, please share if you find updated information, thanks.
It doesn't have it My 2021 corolla doesn't have it but my 2007 truck does.. LoL.. It drives me nuts. Especially right now with the cold weather.
Can anyone tell me how to see which tire that needs more air on toyota corolla 2021 please ?
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To the best of my knowledge a lot of Corollas require to manually check each tire. It is best to have a quality gauge to check the tire. Please share an update , thanks.
Mine doesn’t show the “setting tire pressure” after pressing and holding set tire pressure. It does nothing.
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Did you set the correct tire pressures before trying to set the pressure? Please share an update, thanks.
@@WheelsTips hi, yes I did. Not sure what is going on..
I got corolla 2018, does it have the tire pressure display? If it do, I can't find it
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question, greatly appreciated. As per page 453 of the owners manual it is my understanding you can only check the pressure manually. Please share an update if you find anything different.
Mechanic says mine says 5th tire is low causing light to be on, but my spare doesn't have a sensor and the air is fine???
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. Did the mechanic physically look at the car? Thanks for any update.
@@WheelsTips yes, he is my close friend and he plugged in his computer while I was there and showed me and printed it out.
Cool stuff thanks for the update, did he try to add air to the tire? Also have you tried to set the pressure after checking all the wheels? Did the printout have a fault code?
@@WheelsTips All 5 tires are set to the right pressure and the spare has no sensor. No fault code, just says 5th tire is low -7
Were you ever able to solve this issue, looking forward to any update, thanks a bunch.
What does it mean when you press and hold reset pressure, nothing happens. Could the sensors not be working?
Thanks a bunch for for watching my video and taking the time to ask a question. I would start by researching the owners manual, index area TPMS and that should take you to some basic diagnostics. If you are unsure, just check in with someone who is a professional and can physically check the car.
Did you figure it out I’m having the same issue tpms reset button won’t work
@@recklezz404 As I mentioned to @jgtrey that it could be a multitude of malfunctions. If you repaired your wheel and the sensor was not transferred or replaced and programmed, could be a sensor failed. You can do a bit of diagnostics with what the owners manual tells you to look for such as a steady TPMS light on vs a blinking then steady or continually blinking TPMS. You can google search for example, 2020 Toyota Corolla owners manual. Replacing with the year of your car, this will be the best information you can get. Please share an update, thanks.
Does it show you the tire pressure reading
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To my understanding most Corolla’s don’t have that option.
Do I have to take the hubcap off to put air in a 2022 corolla?
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. I have never taken a genuine hubcap off to add air to the tire. As long as you have access to the valve stem, which is covered with a small black cap. Do you have access to the valve stem? Thanks for any update.
They possibly put the hubcap on..in the wrong position making it seem that way but there is a cutout in the hubcap for the valve stem so if you find that but see no valve then yes you prolly have to remove it, tho i dont see how it would be possible to do that … nowadays cant look past it lol
I have a 2020 Corolla LE and it does not have this... only the "Scheduled Maintenance" reset option.
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to ask a great question. Are you certain your car is equipped with the feature, as the manual states it is possible the car does not have the TPMS feature. If it does the procedure should do listed under "vehicle settings". As long as you are in PARK and the car is not started optimally with key in ON position this feature will be there. Are you getting a TPMS warning indicator? Please share an update, thanks.
@@WheelsTips Hello! My car has the push button start no key so I turned the car on and left it in park. It was then when I checked the cog wheel setting and there was only "Scheduled Maintenance" reset option.
So perhaps I'm out of luck. I also tried the same thing with my dad's Rav 4 LE and it too only had the maintenance option.
@@ScareFestTTV Thanks a bunch for the update so you do have the TPMS indicator on? If so does it come on and stay on constantly or blink? You can also check the window sticker to see if the feature is listed, thanks again for the update.
Just put on new tires and wheels myself. Bought it with tpms already installed. When I hold down the reset button nothing happens. Anyone know?
Hey vNodz thanks for watching my video and for the great question. What year is your car and do you have any diagnostic tools that can communicate with the tire pressure monitoring computer, such as a 'techstream'? Thanks for any update.
This did not change the tire pressure reading. How do you calibrate it to display correct pressure?
Hey Ch H thanks for watching my video and for the great question. Are you having issues with the tire pressure sensors that read the actual tire pressure, given +/- air in the tire would change the pressure reading? Calibration would require a scanner that allowed communication with the TPMS computer. Hope that helps, looking forward to an update, thanks a bunch.
On my car that option is not available!
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To my understanding as the manual states, it is possible the car does not have the TPMS feature. If it does the procedure should do listed under "vehicle settings". As long as you are in PARK and the car is not started optimally with key in ON position this feature will be there. Are you getting a TPMS warning indicator? Please share an update, thanks.
I try it. But is always there the light
Hey Daniel Marroquin thanks for watching my video and for the great question. Have you added air to the tires in accordance with the the sticker on your drivers door? Thanks a bunch for any update.
It doesn’t tell me which or each tires pressure of each tires
Thanks a bunch for watching my video and taking the time to comment. To my understanding not all models show this information. Please share an update, thanks.
@@WheelsTips I really can’t post video my 2015 I mean 2015 7 year old car had that this 2020 corolla don’t why not
Thanks a bunch for the update, are you saying that your 2015 Corolla had the individual tire pressure displayed in the multi information display? Thanks for any update.
@@WheelsTips 2015 Camry my bad
Thanks for the update, the Camry is definitely a step up from the Corolla especially if you had a premium package Camry. Please share an update if you found any new information regarding the tire pressure display.
Bought after market wheels off a friend and tried doing this, it won’t work
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to comment, much appreciated. To the best of my knowledge the reason your TPMS is not responding with the new wheels is because you need to program not reset the tire pressure sensors from the new wheels you put on. This procedure is to reset already programmed TPMS sensors. Please share an update, thanks.
how do you program the tires
@@robertgarrison5478 Greeting you would need a specific tool to program the wheels. Please share an update if you found an alternate method, thanks.
you said click up as im in my car and i skipped the video
Thanks for watching my video and taking the time to leave a comment, greatly appreciated. Hope you were able to reset the tire pressure monitoring on your Toyota Corolla, enjoy the car.
Just put on new tires and wheels myself. Bought it with tpms already installed. When I hold down the reset button nothing happens. Anyone know?
Hey vNodz thanks for watching my video and for the great question. What year is your car and do you have any diagnostic tools that can communicate with the tire pressure monitoring computer, such as a 'techstream'? Thanks for any update.
Did you figure out why? I’m having the same problem
@@recklezz404 As I mentioned to @vNodz that it could be a multitude of malfunctions. If you repaired your wheel and the sensor was not transferred or replaced and programmed, could be a sensor failed. You can do a bit of diagnostics with what the owners manual tells you to look for such as a steady TPMS light on vs a blinking then steady or continually blinking TPMS. You can google search for example, 2020 Toyota Corolla owners manual. Replacing with the year of your car, this will be the best information you can get. Please share an update, thanks.