Tire Pressure Monitoring

Tire inflation is a critical factor in steering, handling, and passenger safety. When your tires are underinflated or overinflated, it can cause premature tread wear, uneven tread wear, or even a blowout leaving you stranded. When your tires are inflated to manufacturer’s specifications, rolling resistance is perfect for long tire life and navigating hazardous road conditions such as dispersing water during a heavy rain instead of hydroplaning. The aim of the Tire Pressure Monitoring System is to alert the driver when the tire pressure is too low and could cause unsafe driving. If the warning light on your vehicle’s display indicates that your tires are underinflated, it is important to put more air in them to maintain your tires and have better safety.

High Technology

The Tire Pressure Monitoring System in your Honda car, truck, van, crossover, or SUV is a complex technology with cutting-edge innovation. Tire Pressure Monitoring requires several components that make the system work. First, there is a device placed on every wheel that continuously monitors each tire’s pressure. This device transmits ongoing tire pressure data in real time to alert the driver if there is a tire pressure problem. Most often the Tire Pressure Monitoring System will alert the driver to an underinflated condition because tires are usually set at the recommended pressure but air escapes over time. The result is that your tires need to be monitored consistently to ensure proper pressure and safety.

Schedule Service

The high-technology innovation that defines your Tire Pressure Monitoring System makes it impossible to provide your own Honda Tire Pressure Monitoring System Service. Don’t worry because we have a team of Honda certified technicians with the expertise, training, and specialized equipment that can provide Honda Tire Pressure Monitoring System Service quickly and conveniently. Schedule an appointment today at Mile High Honda of Denver to have a Honda certified technician provide you with a thorough Tire Pressure Monitoring System Service.