I have a 2010 toyota highlander and have checked my tire pressure on all tires but the low tire light will not go out

Asked by Mrshumphrey17 Jan 10, 2017 at 12:16 AM about the 2010 Toyota Highlander SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Low tire light will not go out

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Bob answered 7 years ago

It may be time for new sensors. They are only designed to last 7 years or so.

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David A. answered 7 years ago

Check the pressure in the spare tire as it also has a TPMS sensor. I have had this happen before when the weather started getting colder.

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djaabw answered 7 years ago

I've had this happen on my 2008 Highlander. Once I brought all 4 tires up to the same psi AND 1 psi higher than the recommended (37 psi), the light turned off and even though the cold pulled the psi down the same for all 4, I didn't get another warning light :)

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