The tire pressure light in my Honda CR-V has continually comes on since December 2015 when the service techs at Honda of Bay County balanced and rotated my tires. The service tech at Honda of Bay County continually tells me that the tire pressure light comes on because one of the tires rolls faster than the other tires and causes the light to come on. The service tech also said that Honda wants car owners to check their own tire pressure and to reset the light themselves. Are Honda CR-v owners to ignore the tire pressure light because when it comes on. The service Techs at Honda of Bay County have offered no solutions to this issue other than to reset the light yourself. How are we to know if the tire pressure light comes on because there is a real problem with the tires or the tire pressure light just needs to be reset. This is a really safety issue and needs to be addressed by Honda.

After bought a new 2014 CR-V ,the tire pressure light is on just pass first month.I went to Honda service department .The stuff told me it's normal and reset it.

But the light is on after each 1 or 2 months, so i have to come to Honda service department again and again each 1 or 2 months.

Initially i was given all sorts of lines like, it's the temperature the tires are over/under inflated, it's normal.

Each time they just reset it and let me back.

I have been Honda dealership at least 8 times,the problem still happened.

Last time i went service department is two months ago, at this moment, the light is on from this week.

THIS IS THE 5TH TIME MY TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT GOES ON. THE PREVIOUS TIME I GOT A FLAT TIRE IN THE HIGHWAY AND HAD TO CALL A TOW COMPANY EVEN THOUGH I WAS ADVISED FROM GARDEN STATE HONDA DEALER THAT MY TIRES WERE FINE AND THE TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT GOES ON BECAUSE OF THE WEATHER. I ALSO HAD TO PURCHASE A BRAND NEW TIRE BECAUSE ACCORDING TO HONDA THE TIRE WAS DAMAGED DUE TO THE FACT I KEPT DRIVING WITH A FLAT TIRE......I ADVISED THEM I WAS IN THE HIGHWAY AND THAT THEY SHOULD BE HELD RESPONSIBLE BECAUSE IT WAS NOT TOO LONG AGO THAT THEY SAID THE CAR WAS FINE. I HAD BEEN DRIVING WITH MY TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT ON FOR WEEKS BECAUSE HONDA SAID THE CAR AND TIRES WERE FINE!!

EVERY TIME I LEAVE THE DEALER MY TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT TURNS ON. THE LAST TIME I WENT TO GARDEN STATE HONDA (WHICH WAS A MONTH AGO) I HAD TO RETURN THAT SAME DAY BECAUSE OF THE TIRE PRESSURE LIGHT. IT WAS BEEN ONE MONTH AND AGAIN...THE LIGHT TURNS ON. I CALLED GARDEN STATE HONDA AND WAS ADVISED THAT THEY MAY NOT SCHEDULE ME BUT I AM ABLE TO COME IN AS A 'WALK IN.' I DO NOT HAVE A PEACE OF MIND DRIVING THIS CAR WHEN THE TIRE LIGHT GOES.

I HAVE NEVER HAD AN ISSUE WITH ALL THE OTHER HONDA CARS EXCEPT THIS ONE. I AM DISAPPOINTED. DO NOT GET THIS CAR!

I called Honda of Decatur, explaining that a few days ago the tire light came on. I explained I checked the pressure and it was fine. I explained my wife found this was a common complaint. The tech said it could be something causing a leak in the tire. I explained again, it had been on and I had tested the pressure 3 times in each tire after 3 days of driving it to and from work, and resetting it didn't work. I again stated it was a common complaint and some people stated a software or firmware update may help. He said to bring it in. I did. He again stated maybe the pressure was just low. I explained again I had tested it over three days after driving it to and from work, and that people mentioned an upgrade. He started getting abrupt saying he couldn't find mention of it on the Honda web page for the car. Here I sit waiting for my car to get fixed. Maybe.

Hoping the mechanics can find a software upgrade and hoping it will also fix the issue with the music coming on when I don't want it to.

Update from Aug 28, 2015: Dude came back in and said the code linked to a statement about a firmware update. Lol. They are doing that now.

The TPMS (tire pressure monitoring system) light has come on three times in less than a year for no reason. Each time, the tire pressure was fine. I've read many other complaints about this same problem with Honda CRVs.

I've asked the service department at my dealer (Wilde Honda in Waukesha, WI) about it twice, and was told the first time by the service adviser that he didn't like those gauges because they go off all the time for no reason and to just reset it. The second time I reported it, the service adviser said sometimes it's temperature related. But just reset it yourself.

Basically, just ignore the gauge because it's not accurate. So what's the point of having a gauge for something as important as tire pressure if it's going to go off all the time willy-nilly? Might as well disable it because no one is ever going to trust its accuracy.

Got my car for a 3 year lease in July 2014. So far had the air tire pressure indicator go on 6 times since. Initially, I was told the pressure was low in one of the tires and "its the weather" that caused the problem. I finally went in in February to get the software update after looking online at other blogs just like this one. Exactly a week later, the sensory went on again and has been on until now 3/16. I went and bought myself my own tire pressure device so that I could be sure my tires were okay to drive since I am an occupational therapist and a doctoral student and need to drive a lot for school and work.

I am at the dealer once again today 3/16. Hoping the problem will be resolved.

Has anyone had this problem resolved for good? What do I do?

I have had the Honda CRV 2009 for 2 years and never had this problem before.

This is a new car that currently has less than 6000 miles on in. I don't think I should have to go through this hassle every few miles for the next 3 years.

THANKS in advance for any comments!

I had problems with my light coming on for months (approx. 10/13-5/14). Initially I was given all sorts of lines like, it's the temp, the tires are over/under inflated, it's normal. I started a post on the CRV owners website and found others were having the same issue. The dealer tried multiple fixes including mounting better tires. Problem still happened.

After months of emails and patronizing phone calls from the Honda corp rep they finally admitted "it's a known problem" and "they're working on it". In approx. April TSB #14-006 was tried on a few cars and it seemed to fix the problem. I had my car done and am going on 4 months without the light coming on. It used to come on at least 2-3 times a month, sometimes weekly (and usually within 1mile of a certain spot on the freeway). Unless you have a problem with your tire/s this appears to be the only fix. Many dealers will claim ignorance. You may have to get "tough". Tell them to look up TSB #14-006. If they still evade the issue log a complaint with Honda Motor corp. and, if possible, find another dealer.

Good Luck!

This idiot light keeps coming on telling me my tire pressure is low. I took it to the garage several time to complain. Never had a car do this. They first told me it was because of winter and the temperature in the air flucuates causing the light to go on and I can just hit the reset button or they could adjust the gauge itself for the tire pressure sensor. Since then it periodically comes on and is extremely annoying. I feel some day I will actually have a flat tire and not know it. Never had a car do this. Last time I took this to the garage they said they wouldn't charge me for fixing this time. There should never be a charge since this is an ongoing problem and should not be happening in the first place. I don't think this is exactly a Honda alone issue because I've ridden in other foreign vehicles and the tire pressure lights stay on constantly. I think it's a sensor issue that all car mfgs. are using now and it should be addressed. The dealer won't take it out of my car but they say its not a safety issue. If thats so, then why can't it be removed so I don't have t deal with it?

TPMS Lite - Repeated TPMS lite illuminates after 300 miles. Took into dealership where I purchased the vehicle. I have taken the vehicle in FIVE times and still no resolve. The service department is finger pointing at Honda Tech support. I have had force balance of each tire, software update, replaced VSA module, reprogram steering angle sensor, reprogram computer, reprogram complete system data sent to Honda for further investigation. I have contacted Honda per service department and have a claim started. I'm troubled by the comment that the service department told me. Three of the four ABS sensors read nothing while the forth tire read 30 lbs during their diagnostic testing. All four tires read 34 lbs using a tire gauge. The service adviser does not believe that the ABS sensors are bad. Feels strongly that Honda needs to send another software update.

I purchased this CR-V from this new dealership. They claim to want to help yet nothing has been done for months. I'm very frustrated. I have filled out a Lemon Law form and contacted a legal firm. I'm trying to hold off with submitting these forms and handing this case over to legal. Honda is on a short fuse. This is my 5th Honda since 2005, I think I should be treated much better than I have. Honda loyalty is lip service.

Honda Corporate rehashed the same steps taken at the dealership. Understandable. I asked Corporate what is being done and was told that the dealership needed to send more info to Honda tech support. I told corporate that they have already done this step, what other information was omitted. Corporate could not tell me. I was asked to be patient.

Still waiting for my CR V to get repaired.

Update from Sep 21, 2014: As of today Honda states I need an additional software update. I'm now at 20K miles with still an intermittent TPMS light indication. I went through the Honda corporate office and was told that their hands were tied. Everyone I talked to said that their hands were tied. I surely would like talking to someone with untied hands.

Since then I had a message on my dash that my gas cap was not secure. I checked it and saw nothing wrong. I also got an engine light after passing a truck on a two lane farm road. The vehicle stalled out and I had to pull off the road. I had some fear that I would get rear-ended. Thank God this did not happen.