Look on the tires and see what is printed on them. Also there is supposed to be a sticker inside the door on the drivers side near the post. IT will list the weight rating and tire pressures.
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The recommended pressure on your car is posted on a sticker in the driver side door frame. Tire pressures vary from tire to tire, so best to follow the sticker.
that is the tire pressure monitoring system warning light, letting you know that one or more of your tire pressures is lower than spec. Some people have the light come on after service to wheels/tires. Damage to TPMS sensors is common when removing tires from wheels.
My work van is a e-series 2011 cargo / work van, the way to reset the tire pressure on it is too push the hazard lights button a few times, may 5 or 6 times pretty quickly when the van is in park and running, the horn will honk and and then you stop pushing the hazard button and wait for a few minutes and the horn will honk agian and the tire pressure light will go out, i dont know if this resets the tires pressure sensor, but the light on the dash goes out, on my van it comes back on after i restart the van , so I am guessing that the sensor on my van is bad. but its worth a shot on your car.
It is a tire pressure monitor lights. You can also refer to your owners manual. What it is trying to say is that one of your tire pressure is low and to fix this, just bring your tire pressure back to manufacture recommendation.
For correct tire pressures check FED sticker inside drivers door. Tires also have rec. pressures on side of them but the door sticker is the EXACT pressure for your car.
An easily overlooked problem that can have these symptoms is low tire pressure. Examine your tire for excessive wear or a flat spot. Check your tire pressures. If all this seems fine, rotate your tires to see if that helps the problem. If so, replace the suspect tire.
Comes with regular air in the tires. And if your Pressure monitor system is malfunctioning it may need reset by the dealer. We have a van that needed a new computer to resolve the pressure monitoring system problems
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