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Right back at you: no, No, No!!! I am the only driver. Two points: 1) After the update, I got in, and started driving, that's it. I did not agree to anything. When I tried to engage normal Cruise, it tried to use FSD, and many errors came up about the interior camera. This was not good...

Nope. I did hit the button for software upgrade. The next day, I got in and saw a screen stating I have a free trial, no need to acknowledge or dismiss that notice. I then put the car in reverse and left the driveway. Only when I pulled down on the stalk for cruise did it attempt to enter...

Nope, it was enabled, and when I was driving and pulled down to activate Cruise control, the car did not activate and I had all sort of errors saying that FSD was enabled but the interior camera was covered.

Yes, I am sure that I probably could, but frankly, I shouldn't need to. That's it, my car should not be changed without asking me. This is a first pricipal. Also, I want to get in my car, drive it, and not have to stop and reprogram the settings. Also, in this particular case, I have the...

As many people have written, Tesla provided a 30 day trial of their full self driving. I performed a simple software update on my 2023 MY, and instead of Tesla asking me if I wanted to install it, or even activate it, it was forced on my car. I started driving, activated cruise control, and...

From a recent owner- I would love this option. I just took delivery, and after my first trip, I just wanted to return the car and get my money back. These braking event are very, very dangerous and I can not ever see using autopilot as is.

Took delivery of MY LR 10 days ago. Moving from an older Model S was odd, but going well (What is up with the turn signals?). I generally liked the car. However, I took the first longer trip (200m) on the highway this week, and when using cruise control (autopilot), I experienced six cases...

I just received my Model Y LR, from Austin, on May 29. I live in Florida and received Pirelli tires. However, what Pirelli tires??? The tires show only the model "Scorpion MS" and there are no other designations on the tire showing any other information for model. I looked all over the...

I do not agree with your statement above. On May 15, 2019, which was about the time that my software update was provided, a "Tesla Spokesman" made the following statement, which referenced the fire. “Our team was on site to offer support to our customer and establish the facts of this...

Well- I don't agree. I am complaining of range decreases. I am one of many. In my case, the decrease was immediate, considerable, and on top of general fleet decreases. It was accompanied by a 50% increase in supercharging time. And, something that I will never, never forget is the total...

Thanks for the information. I did reach out to the settlement administrator- I did not hear back from them for 5 months!!! As far as why I think my VIN was a posterchild: Tesla released information in late 2019/early2020 about the fire leading to this safety limitation, and they offered...

As an observer to this farce of a settlement- I, as the car owner, am now at the mercy of the record-keeping of the company which caused the initial problem. How am I- as a consumer who was asked to push the "install update now" from my product, able to now prove that the update was installed...

Oh, I understand now. I received no notice from Tesla - they are not involved with the settlement. I received an email notification from the Settlement Lawyer: [email protected] Tue, Dec 20, 2022, 3:22 PM We reviewed our database further and found...

I will send an email which I sent to Tesla Customer Service in 2019. This letter has the dates, which captured the range issues starting the last week of May, 2019. I actually updated the software the first week of June, and immedately saw the decline. __________________ History and Data...

I have just received a notice that my 2014 Model S is not eligible for the settlement, because Tesla says that my VIN did not download the update. This is very much BS, because my car was very much effected: 1) I lost 9% battery immediately, and charging was slowed by half 2) I asked Tesla...

OP obviously has some anger at the business practices of Tesla. But in terms of batteries, I hope that everyone recalls when supercharging was potentially seen to damage the battery life. At this point, Tesla changed the warranty of the Motor and battery to 8 full years at -- wait for it---...

For the above, sorry, for all figures above, I used wt/mi, when I meant wh/mi.

Joining late, but read the thread. I also have "range" problems related to the May 2019 software castration. However, this has allowed me to understand that the word "Range" is absolutely misunderstood. As has been pointed out in this thread, the real world range or any other estimated range...

Another success: I replaced my TPMS sensors with the ITN, and mine were the Bao Long system. They didn't work, I took them to be re-programmed- They didn't work. Then i took them to Tesla last week and was prepared to spend $140 to get them working, but 1) they could not actually get my TPMS...

AWESOME!! Thanks Mark

Hello- It turns out that I am facing this exact issue this week, and I found this thread to be excellent. In short- I have a Ms 85 built 6/2014 with the Balong system. I dwitched wheels, and no resent button. I had mobile service out this morning, and they stated that thee is no OTA update...