nicowolf32
Lexus LX tire pressure warning
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A 2018 Lexus LX diesel is experiencing a malfunction with its tire pressure monitoring system, displaying a 'Tire pressure too low' warning despite correct tire inflation. The issue is likely due to a faulty tire pressure sensor, possibly caused by depleted sensor batteries, which typically last 5-7 years. It is suggested to replace all sensors, as they are likely to fail soon due to age. The problem was resolved by replacing all four sensors at a workshop.
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nicowolf32 (community.author)
Thank you for your quick answer. I have checked all tires and the pressure is correct. Is there a way to check which sensor is faulty or is it better to just replace all of them?
eberhardschmid1
You could try to figure out which sensor is faulty using a diagnostic tool, but honestly, at that mileage, and if one is going, the others aren't far behind. Given the labor involved, it might be more cost-effective to replace all four at once to avoid future issues. I'd recommend taking it to a workshop to get it sorted out properly.
nicowolf32 (community.author)
I appreciate your help. I visited a workshop and they confirmed that the sensor battery was indeed empty. I had all four sensors replaced for 280€. Thank you again for your support.
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eberhardschmid1
Sounds like it could be a faulty tire pressure sensor. Have you checked all the tires, including the spare, to make sure they're at the correct pressure? Sometimes a small difference can trigger the warning. If the pressure is good, it's likely a sensor issue. Considering the mileage, it might just be the sensor batteries dying. They usually only last 5-7 years.