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My car continues to intermittently ride with its driver's side wheels on the wrong side of the left-hand lane divider when autosteering. Anybody ever get a resolution to this?

Great update. Thanks for sharing, and please let us know what happens!

Also, unless I'm dramatically misunderstanding how it works, I'd think the in-car visualization showing the car crossing the lane markings would preclude the possibility that it's a dirty camera problem. Nonetheless I've also experienced this reliably after cleaning the cameras.

Was waiting to do some more experimentation before reporting back. Ultimately service said everything was fine at 5pm on a Friday after holding it a week and saying the video was definitely not normal. They immediately closed the case without allowing me an opportunity to ask questions...

To follow up on this I chatted with Tesla support online to see if they could retrigger the Autosteering calibration, and they said they were able to see alerts indicating an adjustment (potentially a "slight steering adjustment") is needed to remedy the issue. I have a service appointment...

The on-screen visualization shows the vehicle crossing the lane lines. Since it's navigating on autopilot the blue line is down the center of the lane. I specifically looked for the lines moving about in at least one scenario and did not feel they were doing so. Here's the front-facing camera...

1. I was wondering if wind was a factor, but I doubt that was it in most of these cases. 2. I quit using it when other cars were around, as previously stated, so I was able to reproduce the behavior repeatedly with no other vehicles around me. I would also expect it to swerve away from other...

You're right that it's not proof of anything, and I could also post the front-facing camera, but ultimately I was just showing an example of the numerous times FSD crossed lane lines. It could be me driving, but it's not, and you're welcome to take that at face value or not. Skepticism on the...

New M3P delivered Sept. 30th, 2019. Immediately took on road trip, lane swerve occurred frequently ~1300 miles. Imgur