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indeed, the service center pointed this out too. shame on me for not reading the owner's manual. I just thought the car will be so smart and tell me what to do in terms of maintenance. heck, it knows how to drive itself!

excellent point, I have winter tires on for the Boston snow so I could have the tire place check it out every time. thank you.

good advice. thank you.

that's good to know. I did sense that the brake is on that wheel while the others are off. so it makes sense that one was "stuck" in the "parking" mode.

awesome advice. I do enjoy regen brake but change the setting will be good. by the way, before Tesla, we drive Prius prime (plug in) that has regen brakes but never happened to us. I know cars are different so I shouldn't compare. but it's just odd.

great advice. I searched online and tried this back and forth motion with hard braking. didn't work.

I tried and didn't work.

it was not wet. I couldn't even do extra squeeze of the go pedal as the wheel will NOT turn. I looked online and thought it might be wet or a rock got stuck. I tried brake hard with back end forth movement to shake it off. nothing helped.

just want to share with the community members. model 3 was left in garage when we went on 1 week vacation. when we return, we couldn't drive the car for more than one wheel rotation. the car felt stuck on rear passenger side like the brake is on. after towed to Tesla service center, I was...