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Rebooting seemed to cure the issue. I've driven it for a couple days now. No issues.

Im hoping the service center will have one I can drive to compare too. I've had the car almost a month now, noticed a couple weeks back, thought it was in my head.... but its not. My first thought was loose lugs. I will let Tesla check it all out opn their dime and time. The speeds where it...

Thanks all for your input. I have scheduled a service appt for July 26 as the car is only a couple weeks old. I'll update everyone later this month

Hi, I've just switched from a 2019 Model 3 to a June 2021 Model Y, Dual Motor, Long Range, 20" Turbine wheels. After a few weeks I just dont like the ride especially at speeds pver 60mph. I've tried all 3 steering settings, Sport feels the most solid. When I am driving at speed I feel like...

April 2019 Build, Delivered May 2019. M3 Dual Motor. No air noise. Most of my noise is road noise traveling on hard concrete with the 19" sport wheels. The tire pressure is so high and rubber hard that you are going to get more road noise than from a softer tire and smaller wheel

I have had unexpected breaking in situations on a two lane, slightly winding road, oncoming traffic will cause braking but not all and nothing where oncoming was across the double yellow line. Felt like whiplash one time. Now I dont use AP on that road.

Yep, in this area there is a lot of bike and pedestrian traffic, folks are used to it and just nudge over or oncoming slows down to let you around. Everyone works together to stay safe, I didnt need )or expect) the car to do anything. Now I know

It did not cross the right had line, but it felt like it could have. My first time experiencing it so I was surprised. In the future no more threading the needle.

So I had an unusual occurrence the other day. Pedestrians walking on the shoulder. No AP or TACC engaged. I steer slightly over the center line, however a car is approaching from the opposite direction. Watson (my model 3) decided to auto steer / correct right towards the pedestrians. Good...