no pressure reading on dashboard new tires put on same as orginal psi set at 33 tried reset underdash still nothing what can i try next system working before new tires

Asked by bobgabe Jul 21, 2018 at 02:15 PM about the 2013 Lexus ES 350 FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2013 es 350 lexus new 4 new tires just put on no no tire pressure recorded on dash tried reset bottom under dash still no reading all tiers replaced orginal tire size 235/55/17 set at 33 psi all checked spare set at 38 psi. Every thing working fine prior to new tires  What can I try next

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On every one of those wheels there is tpms sensor or Tire Pressure Monitoring system sensor if it was tampered or removed when your tires were change that could be causing your problem check that first

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What happened to the choice to use or not use a feature. When I gas up if a tire looks low I can whip out a quality pressure gauge and check and fill if necessary.. much quicker than stopping at service center and getting something fixed that I don't really need in the first place.

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