"Run Flat" tire warning light.

[UaeExile]

I'm sure it's been done to death, but my tire warning light went off 3/4 days ago so I took it to the garage and pumped them up the the correct levels as per the manual. I then reset the warning light. Problem being that today pulling out of work the light has came back on.

Next steps please? Do I assume its a slow puncture and go get it looked at (BMW here is even more of a rip off than home) or do I go through the same thing again i.e. pump up they tires and wait and see?

 

[micz4]

Don't assume anything;go and check your pressures and see if it's one specific tyre.

 

[sars]

You will likely have a slow puncture, monitor the tyres pressures until you know which tyre it is and then repair or replace the tyre.

 

[krusty]

You will likely have a slow puncture, monitor the tyres pressures until you know which tyre it is and then repair or replace the tyre.

Presumably tis a puncture. And although one can drive on run-flats that have a puncture at slow/mid speeds, doing so damages the tyre ... so the correct strat is to replace (not repair).

 

[mcbeee]

You will likely have a slow puncture, monitor the tyres pressures until you know which tyre it is and then repair or replace the tyre.

Presumably tis a puncture. And although one can drive on run-flats that have a puncture at slow/mid speeds, doing so damages the tyre ... so the correct strat is to replace (not repair).

at ridiculously high prices....I swapped all mine out for normal tires and bought a mobility kit.