T180 Tyre Warning Light Blinking

[Steve Hebby]

The tyre warning light started blinking today while I was driving up the motorway and has not stopped yet. I checked the tyre pressures and all were spot on 35 psi. I then checked the manual which says a blinking tyre pressure warning light is a malfunction the manual also lists several things that could cause it, one being tyre pressures too high. I know the tyre pressures go up as the tyres get warmer but I wouldn't have thought 35 psi was too high.

Is there anyone who can help here before I take it to my local Toyata garage as it may be something simple that I am not aware of being new owner.

[anchorman]

They are a bit high. If you look in the service data sheets pinned at the top, you will see the pressure should be 32psi. (2.2 bar).

[Steve Hebby]

They are a bit high. If you look in the service data sheets pinned at the top, you will see the pressure should be 32psi. (2.2 bar).

Cheers Anchorman. Dropped to 32psi and still blinking so took into local Toyota on Friday. They had it for 2 hours and said they had done a re-programme now sorted :D

[MarsKy]

They are a bit high. If you look in the service data sheets pinned at the top, you will see the pressure should be 32psi. (2.2 bar).

Cheers Anchorman. Dropped to 32psi and still blinking so took into local Toyota on Friday. They had it for 2 hours and said they had done a re-programme now sorted :D

Hmmm, wonder if they can re-program it to turn the TPMS warning off if you go for non-run flat/ support ring wheels?