Guessing that the sensor in the tires, battery has expired.
The sensor then need replaced, or ignore the lights.

 

I am getting this "TYRE PRESSURE SYSTEM FAULT" message displayed on my 2010 XF. I am going to begin with replacing the sensors in all the tires. Did I read that there is a sensor in the spare tire as well? I also read where aftermarket sensors may not be a good choice to buy to replace them. Any suggestion on where to get the OEM sensors?

Thanks!

 

Cheaper to read codes I suspect

 

True enough JagV8;
Or one might replace them all, with the next tire change.
They are 10+ years old, replacing them then, would be prudent.
I M H O .

 

Been there, done that with my 13 XKR. Wound up back at Jaguar buying factory TPMS sensors. Had a Ford part number, but nuh uh. Couldn't find. Too bad there's not a way to turn off the TPMS with SDD.

 

Having them with you, when you buy your tires, will save you the installation fee.

 

Wouldn't you know...the car came with a set of brand new tires.

 

You are in need of a Jaguar specific code reader.

 

Greetings all,

I had the same issue once years ago and it cleared with a diagnostic check. I wouldn't assume that a change of the sensors would correct the problem.

Does anyone know of an aftermarket reader that actually works and reads all the codes?

 

The "TYRE PRESSURE SYSTEM FAULT" message is no longer a part of my life