Fixing the Tire Pressure Sensor Light Problem in All Types of Cars

Are you experiencing the tire pressure warning light and unable to resolve this issue? The solution: Either the tire pressure is lower than the standard pressure according to your car type, which can be found in the vehicle manual or next to the driver's door. The second issue is that the sensor is damaged or expired. In this case, it must be replaced with a new sensor, or reprogramming is required if all sensors are functioning. If the sensor is damaged or expired, I have high-quality, reliable sensors suitable for all car types and models. These sensors work on all vehicles regardless of model (European, American, Japanese, Korean, Chinese). Sensor inspection without programming: 50 SAR Sensor inspection with programming: 100 SAR New sensor installation on any car: 100 SAR per unit including programming