Tyre pressure and TPMS checks
A tyre pressure monitoring system, or TPMS, warning needs assessment of the vehicle’s tyres and system. Tell us exactly what the display shows and whether the tyres were recently changed or repaired. We will discuss the appropriate checks.
Workshop in Halfweg, the Netherlands. Call or message ahead to arrange your visit.
Information that helps us prepare
- Registration and vehicle model
- The exact warning or a photo of the display
- Which tyre previously lost pressure, if known
- Any recent changeover, tyre repair or sensor work
Start with the warning and the vehicle details
Let us know if the warning remains on or returns after a previous check. The measured pressures and the system fitted to your vehicle guide the next step. A warning light alone is not enough to diagnose a fault remotely.
Depending on the vehicle, the work may involve pressure, valve or sensor checks and the relevant system procedure. We confirm what can be done for your particular specification and discuss any parts and costs involved.
How your visit works
Day and night, at the workshop- 01
Contact us first
Share your registration, tyre details and the work you need.
- 02
Agree the work
Discuss assessment, tyre availability and costs.
- 03
Plan your arrival
Agree when the vehicle can come to the workshop.
Questions about tyre pressure & tpms
Will resetting the warning fix it?
We cannot confirm that in advance. A reset does not replace assessment of pressure loss or a system fault. We discuss the warning and checks first.
Can every sensor be replaced immediately?
The part and its availability depend on the vehicle and sensor type. We check that specification before confirming parts and fitting.
Talk to us about your tyres
Send your registration number, tyre size and the work you need. We will discuss the options and arrange your visit.