2010 XK TPMS Intermitant 'Check Tire Pressure'
 

Hello - Am fairly new to Forum. I have recently had intermittent alert ' Check Tire Pressure' and it moves around to all four wheels. Have replaced ALL four tire sensors. Can anyone advise on what to do?? Local Jag dealer just wants to replace stuff. Have driven 30+MPH several times for over 20 minute3s, for possible RESET - no change. Please advise - thanks.

Can o' worms, there. Lots of discussion on this topic in several threads.
Best to do a Search This Forum while in X150 for "TPMS" and read all the threads on it.

I was irritated by this for months. I took my car in for unrelated service at a Jag specialist and haven't seen the warning since. They didn't mention resetting anything, but I wish I knew how they fixed it!

"Hard Reset"???
Possibly, doing so has fixed many a weird problem.

Not sure? I didn't lose my seat presets or radio presets.

I never lose those either, but I DO have to reset the window travel.

Take your car to the dealer and ask them to reinstall the TPMS module software. I had the exact same issue and this is what fixed my car. Jaguar Charlotte told me the software can become corrupt over time and this is the first step they take, if this does not fix it it is time for a new module. The cost for Jaguar to reinstall was around $125 if I remember correctly.

EXACTLY THIS!
I've had the stupid TPMS faults intermittently for about a year now. Sometimes they were gone for months, but pretty steady on for the past three or so.
I JUST NOW got done replacing my battery so I hooked up SDD to do the Battery Reset thing, and since I was already IN there........ I reinstalled the TPMS soft/firmware.
After I got the roof debacle cleared up (thanks, forum people. The battery died while the top was stowed. UGH) I took a good long drive and ZERO TPMS anything showed up.
Course I don't know if/when the lights will come back, but 38 miles and so far, so good.

I had this same issue on my 2010 XKR, and finally after taking the tire pressure to 40lbs all around, the warnings have disappeared.

Thanks - I live near Asheville and will try this solution. Frankly - am not too impressed with our local Jag Service - but will try this.

Your bio indicates you are refering to an x100 XK, this is the x150 forum so I'm not sure our advise is directly applicable to your model. Tberg could confirm though as he also has an x100 as well.

As to dealers, I too found Asheville to be lacking in technical capabilities too, though certainly friendly and accomodating enough. Perhaps you might try Greenville instead. They share ownership but may have more experienced personel working there.

I just turned mine off via SDD but out of curiosity, since I haven't used SDD in a long time, do you recall where the software firmware is located within SDD Cee Jay?

Reading around here, it seems this may be one of the signs of weak battery...............

From "Session" (with all the modules' status graphics) I went to "Recommendations" (top left tab) and it was about 2/3rds of the way down the list. I think. I hope??? Dang, and I just did it.

It's not so much in a "Software Update" area, but lists the TPMS stuff, I think three options in that part.

That is absolutely correct...it was the first and only symptom of a failing battery on a 2007 XK. Battery replaced, no TPMS light. Failing batteries on the XK can present with any number of random and seemingly unrelated symptoms in the ekectrical system -warning lights (as possibly in this case), windows, door locks, touch screen, convertible roof, trunk lock...the list is restricted only to the number of modules in the car.