Tire pressure sensors are a key part of ensuring drivers stay informed about the condition of this crucial piece of automotive equipment.

From cold weather to road debris, there are many reasons your car's tire pressure might be too low. Here's why you should have a gauge and know how to use it.

Checking your tire pressure is just as important as making sure there's gas in the tank. Late-model cars come with a built-in tire pressure monitoring system that warns the driver if a tire needs ...

Your car can tell you when your tires have low air pressure, but there are different kinds of sensor to do that. Here are the different types and how they work.

This is your tire pressure light, also known as the TPMS light. TPMS is short for Tire Pressure Monitoring System. You can find this system on all modern passenger vehicles, and it consists of a set ...

How To Check Your Tire Pressure Without A Gauge There are a variety of ways to check PSI, and not all of them require you to go out and buy specialized equipment.

Tire pressure sensors work as intended, AAA says … but keep a gauge on hand, too ...

MMS Modular Molding Systems created a system using Stäubli robots to fully automate a tire pressure sensor assembly capable of producing a complete sensor every six seconds.

The low-tire-pressure indicator light has been on almost constantly since the new tires were put on. I have been back to the tire shop countless times for them to turn off the indicator light.