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TPMS service is the maintenance of a vehicle's tyre pressure monitoring system, covering replacement of the perishable valve service pack, replacement of a failed sensor with a dead sealed battery, and a diagnostic reset of the dashboard warning light. Performed mobile at the home or workplace, every day of the year.
Book with a postcode and registration, or call 0788 328 8831.
Replaces the perishable grommet, valve core, cap, and retaining nut.
Swaps a sensor whose sealed battery has died after 5 to 10 years.
Clears the warning light and relearns the sensor IDs to the ECU.
A tyre pressure monitoring system warns the driver when a tyre loses pressure, using either a direct sensor inside each wheel or an indirect reading from the ABS. A TPMS service keeps that system accurate and legal.
The valve service replaces the perishable rubber and metal parts.
Sensor replacement swaps a sensor whose sealed battery has died.
A reset clears the warning light and relearns the sensor IDs to the ECU.
Every car built since 2014 carries TPMS as standard, so the service applies to almost every vehicle on the road in 2026.
Which one you need
The two jobs are confused constantly, and the difference decides whether the fix is cheap or costs more, so here is the honest distinction.
A leaking valve needs a valve service, a dead sensor needs a replacement, and a quick diagnostic tells you which before any money is spent. Pricing is held flat through 2026 for every standard appointment.
A TPMS warning light means a real fault: low pressure, a dead sensor, a leaking valve, or a failed relearn. TPMS has been part of the MOT for cars first registered from 1 January 2012, and a warning light on the dashboard is a direct MOT failure. Driving on it risks underinflation, longer braking, uneven tyre wear, and a blowout, on top of the failed test. The fix is a diagnostic to find the cause, then a valve service, sensor replacement, or reset as needed.
Step by step
Book with the registration and postcode, or call with the warning light symptom. The registration confirms whether the vehicle runs direct or indirect TPMS and which sensors it takes.
The technician arrives at the home, workplace, or roadside. 2026 vans carry valve service packs, replacement direct sensors, a TPMS diagnostic and relearn tool, and an OBD2 scanner.
A diagnostic read identifies the fault: a perished valve, a dead sensor battery, low pressure, or a relearn failure. The cause is confirmed before any part is fitted, so nothing is replaced unnecessarily.
A valve service pack goes on a leaking valve, a new sensor goes in where the battery has died, pressures are set to the manufacturer figure, and the warning light is reset.
The sensor IDs are relearned to the ECU and the dashboard light is confirmed off before sign-off. The 12-month workmanship guarantee applies.
The valve service pack perishes most when a tyre is removed from the rim, so the right time to service the TPMS valve is during a tyre change, while the tyre is already off. A new tyre fitted onto an old perished valve is the most common cause of a slow leak straight after a fitting. Booked together on one visit, the tyre is fitted through mobile tyre fitting and the TPMS valve serviced at the same time. Standalone TPMS service is booked the same way for a warning light or a failed sensor.
The registration confirms which system the vehicle uses before the visit, so the right service is brought.
Mobile valve service, sensor replacement and warning light reset across UK mainland. Valve service from £15 per wheel, diagnostic confirms the cause first.
£15 per wheel for a valve service
£45 per sensor for a replacement
£25 for a diagnostic and warning light reset
A valve service is the low-cost perishable fix, a sensor replacement costs more because the whole sealed unit is replaced, and the diagnostic confirms which is needed first. No standard-hours call-out fee. Any out-of-hours charge is included in your confirmed quote before dispatch. A dealership sensor replacement costs more, and a mobile service at the driveway saves the garage trip entirely. Pricing is held flat through 2026 for every standard appointment.
Cars, vans up to 3.5 tonnes, 4x4s, and SUVs. Direct and indirect systems on BMW, Mercedes, Audi, VW, Ford, Vauxhall, and Toyota, with OEM and programmable aftermarket sensors stocked. Sensors are matched and programmed to the vehicle from the registration.
Tyre Fitting Near Me Ltd is the only mobile TPMS service where every rival is garage-based.
Have the registration ready so the TPMS system type is confirmed
The registration tells the technician whether the vehicle runs direct or indirect TPMS and which sensors it takes.
Note when the warning light came on and whether it is steady or flashing
A steady light and a flashing light point to different faults, so the detail speeds up the diagnostic.
Park on flat hard standing with side clearance
A driveway or car park gives the jack a stable base on the side being worked.
Keep the locking wheel nut key in the vehicle so the wheels come off
The technician needs the locking wheel nut key to remove the wheel safely.
Keep a keyholder reachable during the slot
The owner or an authorised person must be contactable during the booked window.
Coverage spans UK mainland, postcode-verified at booking. Active regions include London, Kent, Sussex, Essex, Birmingham and the West Midlands, Scotland and Greater Manchester. City pages carry local response times and slots.
Coventry, Wolverhampton, Walsall, Dudley
View Birmingham & West Midlands→City pages carry local response times and the nearest fitter. See our areas we cover for your exact postcode.
A driver in Essex with an MOT in three days has a TPMS warning light that will not clear. A mobile diagnostic is booked, the technician arrives at 10:15, and the read shows one dead sensor battery on a five-year-old front sensor and a perished rear valve. The dead sensor is replaced and relearned, the rear valve serviced, all four pressures set, the light reset and confirmed off by 11:05. The MOT passes on the TPMS check. Representative of standard warning-light callouts before an MOT.
10:15
Technician on-site
11:05
Light reset, signed off
Essex · Dead front sensor · Perished rear valve · MOT-ready
FAQs
A TPMS service is the maintenance of the tyre pressure monitoring system. The work covers a valve service that replaces the perishable valve pack, a sensor replacement when a sealed battery has died, and a diagnostic reset that clears the warning light and relearns the sensor IDs to the ECU.
A valve service is £15 per wheel, a sensor replacement is £45 per sensor, and a diagnostic with a warning light reset is £25. The diagnostic confirms which job is needed first, and every figure is quoted before booking with nothing added later.
Yes. The valve service pack perishes once the tyre is off the rim, so the valve is serviced as standard during a tyre fitting. A new tyre on an old perished valve is a common cause of a slow leak straight after fitting.
A TPMS warning light signals low pressure, a dead sensor battery, a perished valve, or a failed relearn. A diagnostic read confirms which fault is present before any part is fitted, so nothing is replaced unnecessarily.
No. The light signals a real fault and is a direct MOT failure. Driving on it risks underinflation, longer braking distances, uneven tyre wear, and a blowout, so the cause is best diagnosed and fixed quickly.
Yes. TPMS has been tested in the MOT for cars first registered from 1 January 2012. A warning light illuminated on the dashboard is a direct failure of the test.
No. The battery is sealed inside the sensor and lasts 5 to 10 years. A dead battery means a complete new sensor, which is then relearned to the ECU so it reports correctly.
A valve service replaces the perishable parts, the grommet, valve core, cap, and retaining nut. A sensor replacement swaps the whole sealed sensor when its battery dies. A 2026 diagnostic confirms which one the vehicle needs before any money is spent.
Yes. Direct systems have a sensor in each wheel to service and replace, and indirect systems are recalibrated through the ABS. The registration confirms which system the vehicle uses before the visit.
Yes. The service is mobile at the home, workplace, or roadside, and is the only mobile TPMS service in the area. No garage visit is needed for the valve service, sensor replacement, or reset.
Enter the registration and postcode in the form for a planned service, or call and WhatsApp 0788 328 8831 for a warning light before an MOT. Servicing tyre pressure monitoring systems across UK mainland postcodes from Tyre Fitting Near Me Ltd.