low tire Posted Tuesday at 07:57 PM Report Share Posted Tuesday at 07:57 PM Low tire light stays on, tires are full, how do I get the light turned off? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1004ron Posted Friday at 03:39 PM Report Share Posted Friday at 03:39 PM Being a 2018 it past due for new TPMS sensors. You could have a place like AutZone scan it for codes and that would confirm the issue. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
omar302 Posted Friday at 06:10 PM Report Share Posted Friday at 06:10 PM On 7/21/2026 at 10:57 PM, low tire said: Low tire light stays on, tires are full, how do I get the light turned off? In the instrument cluster your can see the individual tire pressures. See which one is not reading and it probably would be the 1st one needing replacement. As @1004ron stated, they are probably at the end of their life and their batteries will eventually discharge requiring the sensor replacement. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edjunior Posted yesterday at 02:35 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 02:35 AM What they said. I have a 2016, and replaced my first one about a year ago. Just replaced the second one a month or so ago. I'm sure the next two will be coming up before too long. Cost $134 at the dealer to change it out. I got it done while I had it in for oil change and other service. Easy peasy. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
STBEAST Posted yesterday at 04:51 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 04:51 AM Remember the good old days when you used your eyeballs to look at your tires and if one looked low, you added air? And it was free! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1004ron Posted yesterday at 10:26 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 10:26 AM 7 hours ago, edjunior said: What they said. I have a 2016, and replaced my first one about a year ago. Just replaced the second one a month or so ago. I'm sure the next two will be coming up before too long. Cost $134 at the dealer to change it out. I got it done while I had it in for oil change and other service. Easy peasy. I bought four off eBay and paid Big O Tires $20 a wheel to pop the bead on one side and install the four new sensors. Big O also did the learn procedure although I have the equipment to do that and this. Total cost for all four wheels $110 315MHZ for 2015-2020 Ford Lincoln 1.0L-5.0L 4PC TPMS Tire Pressure Sensor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
1004ron Posted yesterday at 11:15 AM Report Share Posted yesterday at 11:15 AM 6 hours ago, STBEAST said: Remember the good old days when you used your eyeballs to look at your tires and if one looked low, you added air? And it was free! This is one of the modern "gimmicks" that I'm glad to have on my three vehicles. My Edge gave me an alert while I was on the I-71 and constantly displayed the current pressure as it decayed which allowed me to get off the interstate to install the emergency spare. My BMW K1600 motorcycle also alerted me when I had a slow puncture before it became an instability risk. Just last month my wife's BMW X5 alerted her to a slow puncture - allowed her to make it home for me to repair it. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mustache Posted yesterday at 01:24 PM Report Share Posted yesterday at 01:24 PM 2010 SEL has intermittent TPMS light come on however the tire air pressure is at 35+. Is there a reset switch or button on info center to correct this problem? 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
omar302 Posted yesterday at 01:41 PM Report Share Posted yesterday at 01:41 PM 2 hours ago, 1004ron said: Big O also did the learn procedure although I have the equipment to do that and this. My 2016 Sport learned the new sensors by itself. I have also confirmed before that it also relearns the sensor locations by itself. I still have not figured out how it does it. I had made a video few years back were I moved one wheel from the left rear to left front, it was overinflated. You can see in the video how the readings change. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Samurai Edge Posted yesterday at 02:57 PM Report Share Posted yesterday at 02:57 PM 10 hours ago, STBEAST said: Remember the good old days when you used your eyeballs to look at your tires and if one looked low, you added air? And it was free! Yes, I do. I also remember you could not tell how low the air in your tire really was by looking at it. Sometimes it looked that way based on how the car was parked. But, almost nothing is free anymore, including air at the station or the air we breathe. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
edjunior Posted 21 hours ago Report Share Posted 21 hours ago 22 hours ago, edjunior said: What they said. I have a 2016, and replaced my first one about a year ago. Just replaced the second one a month or so ago. I'm sure the next two will be coming up before too long. Cost $134 at the dealer to change it out. I got it done while I had it in for oil change and other service. Easy peasy. I knew I shouldn't have responded to this post. I knew I would jinx it. And sure enough, I took off today and damned if the TPMS error didn't pop up. Driver's back tire. When I left to come home, it didn't come on again, but it did come on just before I got home. So yeah, number three down. As far as buying the sensors and stuff, I know I could probably get it done cheaper (we don't have a Big O's here...just Discount Tire and some local things), but sometimes it's just easier to get it done while getting other stuff serviced at the dealer. I'm too old to care anymore, and I can't do the stuff myself anymore. So I'll feed the dealer unless it is stupid expensive. At that point I can just dump the car anyway. But so far, I don't see that happening. It's doing me good. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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