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Keep your vehicle’s safety systems performing at their best with expert mobile TPMS inspection, sensor repair, and valve replacement across Greater Manchester. Our technicians use heavy-duty diagnostic tools to service all TPMS types ensuring accurate tyre-pressure readings, better fuel efficiency, and MOT compliance for cars, vans, and specialist vehicles.
From premium to budget, our mobile technicians fit and service tyres fully compatible with your vehicle’s Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Every installation includes a valve check, sensor inspection, and calibration to maintain accurate real-time pressure readings and MOT compliance.
Comprehensive Tyre Pressure Monitoring System servicing with no hidden charges covering every step from inspection to calibration.
No call-out fee our mobile technicians service your sensors, valves, and control unit at your location.
Factory-level programming and fitting by certified TPMS specialists using OEM diagnostic equipment.
Every TPMS service includes computerized wheel balancing and live calibration for accurate pressure readings.
New OEM-grade valve cores, caps, and seals fitted with every TPMS or tyre change to prevent air loss and corrosion.
Old or faulty TPMS sensors are safely removed, recycled, or re-coded according to environmental standards.
Full warranty on all TPMS parts, fitting, and programming complete peace of mind for your next MOT.
Save time and money with professional mobile Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) fitting, repair, and calibration at your home, workplace, or roadside.
No workshop delays our specialists come equipped with TPMS diagnostic tools and replacement sensors, servicing your system on-site while you continue your day.
Avoid costly dealership rates. We offer transparent, affordable pricing for sensor replacement, valve servicing, and reprogramming, often 40–60% cheaper than OEM service centres.
Every service is carried out by fully qualified sensor specialists using OEM-compatible equipment to test, reset, and calibrate your TPMS for accurate performance.
All services meet UK MOT and EU TPMS regulations, backed by full insurance and 12-month parts warranty ensuring road safety and complete peace of mind.
Simple 4-step process from quick diagnosis to on-site TPMS calibration.
Call us or use our quick online form. Provide your vehicle make, model, and current TPMS status (warning light, sensor error, or battery issue). We’ll give you an instant quote for inspection or replacement.
Our experts perform a digital TPMS scan using OEM-grade tools to identify faulty sensors, valve issues, or calibration errors. Based on your system type (direct or indirect), we recommend the best solution repair, reprogram, or replacement.
Choose a time and location that suits you. We offer same-day mobile TPMS servicing across Greater Manchester, including on-site programming, calibration, and valve fitting.
Our technician arrives with professional equipment, fits or reprograms your TPMS sensors, and performs live calibration and leak testing. The whole process takes around 30–45 minutes restoring your system’s full accuracy and MOT compliance.
Common questions about our mobile car tyre service
Technicians inspect for battery failure, corrosion, and faulty valve stems, then reprogram or clone sensors so the system communicates correctly with the car’s control unit.
Experts recommend a TPMS inspection every 12 months or whenever tyres are replaced.
Since sensor batteries last around 5–7 years (≈100,000 miles), regular checks prevent false warnings, MOT failures, and fuel inefficiency due to incorrect pressure readings.
Correct tyre pressure reduces rolling resistance, improving fuel efficiency and preventing blow-outs.
A functioning TPMS instantly alerts you to under-inflation or rapid deflation, helping maintain vehicle stability, braking distance, and overall road safety.
Common warning signs include a persistent dashboard light, inaccurate pressure readings, or no response during a reset.
These usually point to sensor battery depletion, valve corrosion, or communication failure between the sensor and the car’s ECU.
You can drive temporarily, but it’s unsafe.
A TPMS warning means one or more tyres are under-inflated, which increases braking distance and tyre wear.
If ignored, it may also cause MOT failure in vehicles manufactured after November 2014, when TPMS became a legal requirement.
Prices vary by vehicle make and system type.
Typical UK services range from £5.99 – £25 per valve service and £30 – £60 per sensor replacement, including reprogramming and calibration.
Mobile TPMS services often include free fitting and same-day call-outs.
Direct TPMS: Uses sensors inside each wheel to measure actual tyre pressure and temperature.
Indirect TPMS: Estimates pressure via the ABS or wheel-speed sensors.
Direct systems provide more accuracy but require sensor batteries and calibration, while indirect ones rely on software recalibration after tyre changes.
Yes.
Whenever new tyres are fitted, valve components and sensor seals should be replaced to prevent air leaks and sensor corrosion.
Skipping this step can shorten sensor life and trigger false alerts shortly after tyre installation.
Same-day service available across Greater Manchester. Free mobile fitting with every tyre.
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