Handling Tyre Pressure Sensor Warnings (TPMS) for SG-Plated Cars in Malaysia MyMechanic
What a TPMS Warning Usually Means
Low tyre pressure from temperature changes or natural air loss.
Punctures caused by sharp debris or kerb impacts.
Faulty sensors or low sensor battery.
Tyre work (replacement/rotation) without a sensor reset.
Steps to Take If the TPMS Light Comes On
Don’t panic: The light is a warning, not always an emergency—but never ignore it.
Find a safe spot: Stop at an R&R, petrol station, or wide bay to inspect tyres.
Check visually: Look for a visibly flat tyre, sidewall damage, or uneven shape.
Inflate if needed: Use a station pump or portable inflator. Follow the door-sticker PSI guidance.
Call for assistance: For punctures or fast pressure loss, request professional help.
24/7 roadside tyre and towing assistance across Malaysia.
Quick fuel, battery, and tyre services tailored for SG-registered cars.
Experience with TPMS-equipped Singapore vehicles.
Calm, clear coordination a call or chat away.
Frequently Asked Questions
Final Note
TPMS warnings deserve prompt attention. Check pressures, inflate
correctly, and seek help if loss persists. With
MyMechanic covering SG-plated cars across
Malaysia, support is available for tyres, fuel, batteries, and
onward routing.
Need Roadside Assistance?
Share the nearest KM marker or landmark, plate number, and tyre
symptoms. Coordination covers safe staging, inflation checks,
puncture repair, or towing—without publishing prices or addresses.
