[Ollie407]

Hi all,

My wife had our driver rear tire blow out a couple days ago. After she stopped the dash lit up with lights.
Currently the VSA, AWD, ABS, EPS and the low tire pressure lights are on.
The spare tire is currently on and we havent driven it since coming home.
Will the lights turn off when we replace the two rear tires or is there something bigger going on?

Thanks

 

[Ollie407]

Forgot the info
2013 CRV EX-L AWD
110,000 miles

 

[larryr]

Your vehicle has TPMS modules and since one is not on the spare wheel - all systems will report issues.

It should reset all errors when the TPMS reset occurs with tires on all 4 wheels with TPMS modules.

The spare does not have a TPMS module and even it it had one - the dealer would have to tell the computer to look at the new TPMS module.

 

[BDub]

If the tire blew out, it could have damaged the wiring for the wheel speed sensor. A code reader that will read abs codes should point you in the right direction.

 

[udraft]

Once you replace the tire with a regular, drive the car a few times, those lights may disappear.

 

[Ollie407]

Thanks all.
I got all four tires replaced and the lights disappeared.

 

[20CRVEX13]

Well don't leave us all hangin' Ollie407, what kind of tires did you put on?

 

[RockyMtnCRV]

Well don't leave us all hangin' Ollie407, what kind of tires did you put on?

Car tires, apparently...

My car, wheelbarrow, bicycle(s) and unicycles all use different types of tires.

The OP apparently bought car tires...

Just kidding! I'd like to know as well!

 

[Ollie407]

I went with Goodyear's Assurance WeatherReady tires.
Went through USAA and got 25% off, so basically a tire for free.

Anybody have any experience with them?

 

[Ian MacFarlane]

In our case my Wife's CR-V had the winter tires with no sensors on them. The TP light was on before the tire went flat, fixed the tire and all the lights are still on.

Ian