[Moodymeandyou]

I was driving earlier and my TPMS light comes on in red and stays on my dash. Since I am close to my apartment, I pull into the gas station near my apartment and I check my tire pressure. The front right tire is significantly low, so I put air in it and I check my other tires and they're fine. (I'll check in the morning, in the daylight, to see if there are any nail punctures that I may have missed.)

The TPMS light is still red and on, I drive across the street to my apartment. I go inside and read my manual, go back outside and I start my car and now the service engine soon light is on alongside the TPMS red light. I reset the TPMS but the SES light is still on.

Please tell me this is just the tire pressure just messed it up and it's related to that. I just replaced my water pump last month(ouch to my bank account), got a brake flush two weeks ago and this is the last thing I need. My car is an 07 328i

I'm hoping that this light just goes away, but what do you guys think?

[Welcome to NBA Jam]

You'll have to scan it and find out. That's the only real way to know. Grab yourself a cheap Bluetooth OBD2 adapter and use the Torque app.

[Moodymeandyou]

I ordered one off of amazon, but it won't get here for a while due to corona.

[John 070]

It wouldn't seem that service engine has anything at all to do with the tpms. I once got a service engine for misfire, but it never came back and I thought it cleared itself, but was read when I plugged the car in. I also got service engine come and go with vanos. but I have a N54.