How can a vehicle equipped with a TPMS be identified?

A vehicle equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) can be identified by the TPMS indicator during the bulb check. This is the process where the vehicle's dashboard lights illuminate briefly when the ignition is turned on, allowing the driver to confirm that various systems, including the TPMS, are properly functioning. The TPMS indicator light will illuminate if the system is present and operational, giving a clear indication to the driver.

While other options may suggest certain physical features or additional functionalities of the vehicle, they do not confirm the presence of a TPMS in the way that the indicator does during a bulb check. The presence of metal tire valve stems or a manual reset button may not be definitive indicators of a TPMS since these can be found on vehicles without such systems as well. Similarly, there is no correlation between a TPMS and an inspection sticker; hence, these options do not effectively identify the presence of a TPMS on a vehicle.