Tire pressure sensors are a key part of ensuring drivers stay informed about the condition of this crucial piece of automotive equipment.

From cold weather to road debris, there are many reasons your car's tire pressure might be too low. Here's why you should have a gauge and know how to use it.

One sensor was bad and he had no way to know which one it was. He didn’t have any equipment to test the sensor, but he did have an RTL-SDR dongle and some know-how to figure out how to listen in ...

The first thing that caught my eye was a set of Dorman tire pressure monitor sensors (TPMS). Why, you might ask, would I be interested in this product for a brand-new car with less than 3,000 ...

Tire pressure sensors work as intended, AAA says … but keep a gauge on hand, too ...

Although the ideal way to check tire tread wear is with a tread-depth gauge, you can get by with what’s known as the “penny test” or just using your fingers.

Like all valve cap sensors, you have to walk around the car to observe each tire. We found the blinking light noticeable in most light conditions and it was far easier to detect than some ...

With ContiConnect LITE, Continental said it is allowing fleets and truck drivers to test a state-of-the-art system for free to show them how routine tire checks can improve the overall health and ...