TPMS Sensors
Tyre pressure sensors fitted for up to 50% less than a main dealer.
What is TPMS?
A Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) tells you when a tyre is low on pressure or loses pressure suddenly. The sensors are also known as tyre sensor valves or tyre pressure valves.
Every new car sold since November 2014 has TPMS. The system must be kept in working order: a car first used from 1 January 2012 fails its MOT test if the TPMS has a fault. The battery in a sensor is sealed in, and lasts about 5 to 10 years.
Signs of a TPMS fault
- The tyre pressure warning light stays on when the pressures are correct
- The warning light flashes when you start the car
Up to 50% less than a main dealer
Xtreme Tyres is one of the few garages in our area that offers the same TPMS services as the main dealers, at a much lower cost. Bring your car or van to our Worthing garage for new TPMS sensors, or we can come to your home or your work with our mobile tyre fitting service.
Areas we cover
We cover a wide area of East Sussex and West Sussex, including:
- Worthing
- Lancing
- Shoreham
- Portslade
- Southwick
- Hove
- Brighton
- Durrington
- Angmering
- Ferring
- Littlehampton
- Yapton
- Arundel
- Storrington
- Washington
- Henfield
- Findon
If your area is not listed here, give us a call on 01903 202140 or send us a message using our contact page to find out what we can do for you.
Ask us about TPMS
Call us, or send us a message using our contact page.