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Had a flat, Light comes on in the dash to let me know.
Fix the flat and while the wheel/tire is on the tire machine, and they are airing up the tire (the light goes off).
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I took mine in and had new tires put on and the tire pressure light is still on!?!?!?
Check the spare. I checked the tire pressure on mine 4 time the winter I first got it trying to find the low tire. Dealer finally told me to check the spare, cause it also has a sensor in it. ( 06 Tundra). My old chevy did not have a sensor in the spare, and I had no idea the the Tundra did like to have drove me nuts.
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They may have broke a senser when changing the tires.Have it checked and if they damaged it let them fix it for you. http://xs-s.com/zf/images/smile/emthup.gif A good tip on those sensers is never put fix-a-flat in a tire with the sensers,it will ruin a senser in short order and they are a little pricey. http://www.bassboatcentral.com/smileys/thumbsup2.gif