In September 2019, the tire pressure low light worked properly. I got a nail in my front left tire, twice! Unfortunately, I had to replace the tire. Day after tire replaced, light goes on. Mechanic says tires are fine, resets light. Two days later, light on again. Mechanic resets it, says I probably have a bad sensor, but he resets it again. A week later the sensor goes on, tires are fine...sigh. Mechanic says bring it to the dealership. After reading the complaints here, I wonder if it’s even worth the trip (dealership is a 45 minute drive). I saw the fix listed here about a software update, may go to the dealer and try that.

Also, I agree with the complaint that it is ridiculous that this system doesn’t display the tire pressure for each tire, nor does it tell you which tire has the problem.

I purchased this Honda with 3000 miles on it this past year and since replacing a flat tire, I have had the vehicle in 3 times to one Honda dealership as the low tire pressure sensor kept going off randomly and staying on after checking all 4 tire pressure levels and recalibrating myself. Each time I took it in to the dealership when it went off again and they would give me some different excuse; they had to hard reset it, they soft reset, they equalized the psi in all 4. Then it went off AGAIN so for the 4th time with this problem.

I took it to a different Honda dealership. Was told it was because I only replaced one tire not all 4 and I was more or less going to have to "dealt with it" because of this. Then when I went to pick up my vehicle they did not even formally check the car in or complete any paperwork on my vehicle. Which tells me they must have an issue with this in these cars. It's sad really that Honda who makes a quality vehicle and it is a car that I truly love driving can not fix this what I would think is a factory/systemic problem in their vehicles.

I got a new 2018 Honda Accord LX. A few minutes after I got off the dealership, the TPMS low tire pressure indicator light on. The car only had 40 miles on it. Called the dealership where I bought the car, they said the service was too busy to make appointment. I went to another Honda dealership. When I reported the problem, they just very quickly checked the tire pressure and reset the light and let me go. They said the tire pressure was ok. Next day, the same problem. light came back. I went to the same dealership who reset the light a day before. Again, they did a quick check and reset the light by re-calibrate the system. I asked the guy who did reset how often you see the new Honda Accord has this problem. He said it is almost about one car per hour come the dealership for this TPMS light on problem. Dealer is not surprised when they saw me 2nd day. I'm very frustrated with the problem.

First off, this is a brand new car with this annoying TPMS issue. The first time the light came on, I checked the pressure of all the tires and they all read the recommended 33 psi. I then re-calibrated the system, light went off. After about 30-80 miles, the light came back on. Again, I went through the tire check and re-calibration procedure, after about 30 miles or so, the light came back on again. This annoying issue has now reoccurred at least 12 times. I have taken it to the dealership three times for this issue and each time they perform a hard calibration. To little avail, the light comes right back on after leaving the dealership. The dealer has no solution as to how to correct the problem. Has anyone else been having this same issue? and if so, has your TPMS issue been fixed??? Please help.

I have been a Honda owner since 1995 and have been extremely happy with all of my prior vehicles. However, I am having an issue with the TPMS. The low tire pressure warning came on so I pulled over and checked the tire pressure. All of the tires were at the recommended 32psi. I took the vehicle to the dealer and they "calibrated" the TPMS. Everything was fine for about a week until the light came on again. This time the dealer checked all of the sensors and did some other type of calibration. The fix lasted all of 4 days and now I'm back at the dealership, again. While the issue doesn't impact the way the vehicle drives, it is very annoying. I'm hopeful they are able to correct the issue this time. I find it crazy to think Honda's top end sedan is having problems with something as simple as the TPMS. It's not like this is some new technology.

On Friday, October 12th the TPMS warning light came on indicating low pressure. I pulled over and checked all four tires and the air pressure were fine (I had a tire pressure gauge). On Sunday, October 14th, the TPMS warning lights came on again. Same thing. Pulled over, check air pressure, and all tires were fine. Not sure what the problem is, but each time I cleared it by re-calibrating the TPMS sensor.

Also, I think it would be helpful f Honda would develop the software to indicate with tire the TPMS thinks is low pressure.

I ran over a pothole, and right after TPMS warning popped up. I checked all the pressure levels for each tire, and no air was leaking. I went to a dealer shop, and they simply reset the system. After driving around 30 mi, the sign showed up again. I complained and requested detail look up, so they pulled the tire out, but couldn't find any issues except that there were excess grease on the hub. The dealer said this should fix and no TPMS warning sign should pop up again. I will see if it does again. Thankful that I found many others complaining about the same issue.

I had to wait to get the parts that I had ordered with the car. I waited a week.. got the new wheels installed.. and 10 min later the TPMS light came on. I drove back to the dealer where they found the option where you can re-calibrate the sensors, they did it and it went away.. an hour later they came back this time I was already home.. I made an appointment the next day to get it fixed. Got to the dealer they took the car for a few min.. light off.. drive off the lot.. came back on.. turned around.. and this time they took it back for a while.. they came back 2 hours later said they had to actually - re tune the TPMS.. not sure what the difference was between the option in the car to re-calibrate or re-tune. Anyway.. has been back since.

About every 500 miles the low tire TPMS warning appears. Then check all tires and all are fine. So then have to calibrate again and fine for another 500 miles of so and it comes back on again. Called dealer and only suggestion was to over inflate the tires by 2-4 lbs and that might prevent it coming back on. The problem is "boy who cried wolf." We will soon just stop checking and re-calibrate when maybe a tire is low. Sure would be helpful if Honda indicated WHICH tire like they do on their Acura cars.