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Late reply but in case it helps anyone. Mine just needed to be reseated/lubricated. They took the tire off and put on some lubricant and noise was gone.

Very wierd noise coming from driver side rear wheel area. The past 2 times I brought it to Tesla they cannot replicate the sound, and I cannot either. Sometimes its there, sometimes its not. Any idea on what this could be?

So I drove the car to work today and on my way home everything started behaving normally again. My best guess is the car had to learn the new tires (if that is even a thing) or had to break it in and get all the manufacturing surface layer off of the tires which could have potentially triggered...

Well, I'll report back as soon as i find out.

Yep, all the TPMS read correctly. When i left the shop the rears were at about 37 psi, and the fronts around 41. so i was thinking that was the issue. when i got home i filled them up so all show 41 psi. still no luck. I've got traction control on my mazda, and i recently changed 1 rear tire...

I have reset the TPMS already also with no luck. Also tried powering off the vehicle with no luck.

Here are the photos if it helps. I dont have a tire measuring tool.

OEM Michelin 12k Miles

New Continental DWS 235/45/18

theres only about 12k miles on the front.

I made an appt to get it checked out next week. Will report back what I find.

I have original tires up front still. Still good tread left. Rears are stock size meaning 235/45/18.

Reboot doesn't fix it unfortunately.

I have a LR RWD. Just changed my rear tires to stock size Continental DWS. Now I have no Regen and traction control light turns on when accelerating in a curve and I cannot go faster. When I turn the car on as long as I'm below say 15 mph or so Regen will behave normal. Once I cross over a...

great. thanks all for the replies!