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What does TPMS stand for?

• Tire Pressure Monitoring System

• Tire Pressure Monitoring Service

• Tire Pressure Maintenance System

• Tire Pressure Measurement System

What is the purpose of TPMS sensors in a vehicle?

• To measure fuel efficiency

• To monitor tire pressure

• To control the vehicle's suspension

• To monitor engine temperature

How does a tire pressure monitoring system work?

• A tire pressure monitoring system works by measuring the temperature of the tires and alerting the driver if it is too high.

• A tire pressure monitoring system works by using sensors to measure the tread depth of each tire and alerting the driver if it is too low.

• A tire pressure monitoring system works by using sensors to measure the wheel alignment and alerting the driver if it is off.

• A tire pressure monitoring system works by using sensors to measure the air pressure in each tire and alerting the driver if the pressure is too low or too high.

What are the benefits of having a TPMS in a vehicle?

• Reduced maintenance costs, better traction, improved braking

• Decreased vehicle stability, decreased fuel efficiency, increased tire wear

• Limited visibility, decreased vehicle control, reduced fuel efficiency

• Improved safety, increased fuel efficiency, extended tire life, enhanced handling and performance

What are the common types of TPMS sensors?

• active TPMS sensors and passive TPMS sensors

• wireless TPMS sensors and wired TPMS sensors

• direct TPMS sensors and indirect TPMS sensors

• internal TPMS sensors and external TPMS sensors

What are the main components of a tire pressure monitoring system?

• sensors, receiver, and display

• sensors, receiver, and pressure gauge

• sensors, receiver, and alarm

• sensors, transmitter, and display

What are the warning indicators of a TPMS?

• dashboard warning light, low tire pressure warning, TPMS malfunction indicator

• fuel warning light, coolant temperature warning, brake system malfunction indicator

• check engine light, battery warning, airbag malfunction indicator

• engine warning light, oil pressure warning, ABS malfunction indicator

How often should TPMS sensors be replaced?

• Only when the vehicle is serviced

• Every 10-12 years

• Every 2-3 years

• Every 5-7 years or when they fail

What are the consequences of driving with low tire pressure?

• No impact on fuel efficiency, tire life, risk of tire blowouts, handling and braking performance, and likelihood of accidents.

• Increased fuel efficiency, extended tire life, decreased risk of tire blowouts, enhanced handling and braking performance, and reduced likelihood of accidents.

• Improved fuel efficiency, extended tire life, decreased risk of tire blowouts, enhanced handling and braking performance, and reduced likelihood of accidents.

• Decreased fuel efficiency, reduced tire life, increased risk of tire blowouts, poor handling and braking performance, and increased likelihood of accidents.

What are some tips for maintaining TPMS sensors?

• Avoid driving on rough roads, never check tire pressure, ignore any warning signs

• Clean the sensors with abrasive materials, overinflate the tires, never replace the sensors

• Regularly check tire pressure, ensure proper installation and alignment, avoid harsh chemicals, replace when necessary

• Rotate the tires frequently, use a tire sealant, ignore warning lights