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TPMS Sensor Service in Philadelphia, PA

Is your dashboard tire pressure light flashing or staying on continuously? Your Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) may have a dead battery or a faulty sensor. We provide expert TPMS diagnostic, replacement, and programming services.

Diagnostics & Programming

We use specialized scanning tools to communicate with your vehicle's computer, properly diagnosing broken sensors and programming new ones to sync flawlessly.

Safety First

A working TPMS system alerts you to dangerous blow-out risks and under-inflated tires that destroy your fuel economy. Don't ignore the light!

Clear that dashboard light today.

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Boulevard Tire Shop
4102 Paul St, Philadelphia, PA 19124
Stop by for a fast TPMS scan.

TPMS Service FAQ

Find answers to common questions below.

Why is my TPMS light on?+
Your TPMS light can illuminate for several reasons: one or more tires are significantly under-inflated, a sensor's internal battery has died (they typically last 5-10 years), or the sensor was physically damaged by a pothole or during previous tire service.
Can you replace one TPMS sensor?+
Yes, we can diagnose exactly which sensor is failing and replace just that single unit. You do not need to replace all four sensors unless their batteries are simultaneously dying.
Do new TPMS sensors need programming?+
Yes. Simply installing a new sensor isn't enough; it must be programmed and 'relearned' by your vehicle's internal computer so the car recognizes the new sensor's signal. Our shop is equipped with the advanced scanning tools required to program nearly all vehicle makes and models.
Can you diagnose which sensor is bad?+
Absolutely. We use a specialized TPMS diagnostic tool that wirelessly pings each individual sensor to check its battery life and functionality, allowing us to pinpoint the exact wheel causing the issue.
How long does TPMS service take?+
A standard TPMS diagnostic check takes just a few minutes. If a sensor needs to be replaced and programmed, the entire service can usually be completed in about 20 to 30 minutes while you wait.