Tires & Pressure Warning Lights

Alerts about your tire condition and air pressure. Keeping your tires in good shape is one of the easiest ways to stay safe on the road.

Tyre and pressure warning lights let you know when your tyre pressure is outside the recommended range. Driving on under-inflated or over-inflated tyres affects your handling, braking distance, and fuel economy, and can lead to a blowout in severe cases. Most modern cars have a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS) that watches your tyre pressures for you and triggers a warning when something is off.

Check each warning below to understand what the light means and what to do about it.

Flat Tire Warning

See a Mechanic Soon

This warning means one of your tires has lost significant air pressure — it may be completely flat or very close to it. …

✗ Do not drive

Tire Pressure Warning (TPMS)

Schedule a Visit

Your tire pressure monitoring system has detected that one or more of your tires is lower on air than it should be. Low …

⚠ Drive with caution

Understanding Urgency Levels

Each warning light on this site is rated from 1 to 5 based on how urgently you should respond:

Info Only — The light is informational. No action needed right now.
No Rush — Worth checking when convenient, but not urgent.
Schedule a Visit — Book a visit to your mechanic in the next few days.
See a Mechanic Soon — Get this looked at as soon as you can, ideally today.
Pull Over Now — Stop driving as soon as it is safe and get help.

These ratings are general guidance based on common scenarios. Your situation may differ depending on your vehicle’s make, model, and condition. When in doubt, always consult a qualified mechanic.