Q: EPS, LPTM, and VSA wont deactivate

asked by on December 23, 2016

I hit the corner of a curb and blew one of my tire last night. I replaced it with the spare in order to get home and got the tire replaced today. Last night the Electronic Power Steering Indicator, Low Tire Pressure Indicator and Vehicle Stability Assist indicator were active (on). I thought after replacing the tire today it will deactivate itself. I want to know how much does it cost to get those check by the dealer? and if it needs to be fix how much will it cost? Please advise. Thank you.

My car has 26000 miles.
My car has an automatic transmission.

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