Tips after TPMS sensor installed

So you just installed a new set of TPMS sensors, but now what? We guide you through the new tire experience and provide you with helpful TPMS tips to ensure a confident drive no matter where the road takes you and notice the dynamics of tire maintenance in time.

1.Now your tires have been installed with TPMS, does that means you’re ready to take on any driving condition imaginable? No. The first thing you need to do is to check if sensor fit into your vehicle, then check if tire pressure data can be transmitted successfully in receiver. TPMS equipped tires require a break-in period to ensure maximum performance.

2.Even if you equipped with TPMS sensors, it would provide real time monitor on tire pressure, you still need to take a few moments at the beginning of each month to check your tire pressure. Make sure that your tires have the recommended amount of air according to your owner’s manual or the sticker located on your driver’s door frame. If they have too little, add air. If they have too much, remove air. Driving with incorrect tire pressure can have a negative influence on tire wear, directional stability, cornering, braking grip, and general handling behavior. Make it a monthly habit to monitor tire pressure to ensure optimal performance.
 
Once your TPMS sensors are installed, follow these tire tips for basic tire maintenance to ensure a smooth ride ahead!