Inconsistencies with the tire pressure display in the 2019 Ford Ranger: experiences and solutions wanted

Hi, sounds like the same problem I recently had with my 2016 Ford F350. The tire pressure monitoring system control unit was defective. The symptoms were very similar to yours. Somehow the control unit was sending the wrong signals to the display, a signal error. At first I thought it was no big deal, but it was more serious than expected. In the end, the garage had to completely replace the control unit because it was beyond repair. It was annoying, no question. But since the repair, nothing flashes anymore and the tire pressure is displayed correctly. Perhaps you should ask your mechanic whether this could be the case for you. Best regards!

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Hi, thanks for your reply. With your experience, it almost sounds like I have the same problem with my Ford Ranger. As it seems to have been a major repair for you, do you happen to remember how much you forked out for it? And did everything work fine afterwards or were there any additional problems that cropped up? Many thanks and best regards!

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Hi, that's right, you may well have the same problem. So, the repair cost me a total of €355. Not exactly a bargain, is it? That was just to fix the defect in the tire pressure monitoring system control unit. But since then, the tire pressure sensor signal error has been rectified and everything is working like clockwork again, without any further problems. So it drives like a new car again, you could say. Good luck with your Ranger! Best regards!

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Hi, thanks for the information. 355 is a bit more than I was hoping to spend, but if it solves the problem and gets my Ford Ranger running like new again, then it's definitely worth the money! I will talk to my mechanic and see what he thinks. Thank you so much for your help and advice. I really appreciate it. Regards!

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