I have a 2008 Honda CR-V and one or more of the TPMS sensors need replacing because the TPMS light is on all the time. I have reset this but it comes back on. How do you determine which sensor or sensors are bad? Is this a big job or just a matter of taking a wheel off and replacing the sensor?

Thank you!

Valhalla

 

Most tire places hVe a reset tool that can tell if the sensor is bad and some can even replace batteries in them but these tpms are pretty cheap so once you find out which one is bad order it from eBay and pay the tire people to replace it. Once one goes bad the rest are not far behind in failure and if it were me I'd replace them all.i recently bought 4 on eBay for $36 and had them put in for $80.