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Looks like Tesla still hasn't fixed this issue on the refreshed Model S. My 2022 just suffered the same failure. Thankfully the trunk still opens/closes, but the car alarm went off yesterday because it thought someone was trying to open the trunk while it was actually locked and closed. Mobile...

2021 and 2022 Model S, as mentioned in the thread title

OP, did you watch the Mobile Tech disable the radar from the frunk, or did they remove the front bumper to get to it? Personally, I'm fine with them doing it from the frunk, but I don't want them messing with the bumper.

Park Assist Alerts will be returning in software update 2022.44.11 (release date TBD) Here's what the interface will look like:

No issues here! Feel free to go ahead with my original suggestion from above. Pro Tip: Set your suspension height to medium to increase the lifespan of the tires

Yes, old lights indeed!

February 12th build - can confirm I received Steam!

February 12th build - can confirm I received Steam!

I don't work for Tesla, all the info I have is from things posted publicly. Check out @greentheonly on Twitter. He has a handful of recent Tweets about this situation. He suggested several times that Tesla will (likely) offer retrofits to enable Steam on 2021/early 2022 Model S/X

Rumor has it that Tesla might offer free MCU retrofits for 2021 and early 2022 S/X

Release notes say "Note: This feature is available on Model S & X (year 2022+) with 16GB DDR memory, and requires Premium Connectivity."

They switched from 8gb to 16gb of ram and from 128gb to 256gb of storage in mid-February I believe

They started installing 16gb RAM in mid Feburary I believe

What are everyone's thoughts on Tesla enabling Steam only on the mid-2022 Model S vehicles? Didn't they promise this for all refreshed Model S in marketing material? Free MCU retrofit coming?

Seems like it is only for mid-Febuary+ cars. Will earlier cars get a MCU retrofit? I'm curious.

The OEM tires have the exact same issue. Here's are a few threads discussing it: - Plaid tire failure - Unhappy: Refreshed Plaid Shredded Tire and Damaged Rim - Plaid tires separate at 6K miles. - Plaid 21”rear tire woes - factory defect? Ps. Your response to that service rep was unnecessary...

I'll report back here if I run into any issues. Others have mentioned running these same tires without issue, but didn't make a dedicated thread about it.

I had Michelin Pilot All Season 4 tires mounted today on my 2022 Model S LR with Arachnids. From the factory, Tesla ships the following tire sizes: Front: 265/35/21 Rear: 295/30/21 The fronts are perfect. Unfortunately, for the rears, Michelin does not make All Season 4s in 295/30/21...

Welp, the ticking/clicking sound came back just 1 month after they re-torqued the skid plate. Anyone else had this re-occur?

Nevermind, it didn't fix anything. Seems like it was only quiet yesterday because it was rainy outside.

Nevermind, it didn't fix anything. Seems like it was only quiet yesterday because it was rainy outside.

Hi all, Just writing back that Tesla ended up replacing my front stabilizer bar link. If re-torquing your front skid plate/sub-frame doesn’t work, this might be worth a shot.

Hi all, Just jumping in here to say that Tesla replaced my Stabilizer Bar Link. Might be worth looking into if re-torquing the skid plate doesn’t help.

I just got mine back from service today and they replaced the front Stabilizer Bar link. Might be worth a shot! Super quick to do.

Thanks! I went in on Labor Day and asked them to re-torque the skidplate/subframe. They claim they did, but the issue is still present. I'm going back tomorrow and asking for an experienced tech. In addition, I printed out 2 pages of invoice screenshots from the threads you sent over above.

Thanks. I'm going back to the same service center tomorrow and planning to ask for a more experienced tech to work on the car. Hoping for the best!

Hi all, My 2022 Model S has started to develop a clicking sound from the front end whenever I turn at low speeds, especially onto inclined surfaces (ie. driveway). I took it into service yesterday. Despite telling them the sound is likely coming from the skidplate/front subframe (based on what...

What did they do to fix yours? They tried re-torquing my skid plate but it didn't help.

I am experiencing the exact same issue on my Model S LR at ~6,000 miles. There's clicking when I turn at low speeds and gets louder when I turn onto an inclined surface. I submitted a service request mentioning the front skid plate needing to be re-torqued. Has anyone had this issue re-occur...

I am experiencing the exact same issue on my Model S LR at ~6,000 miles. There's clicking when I turn at low speeds and gets louder when I turn onto an inclined surface. I submitted a service request mentioning the front skid plate needing to be re-torqued. Has anyone had this issue re-occur...

Hey y’all. My Model S has started developing a clicking sound that happens whenever I turn at low speeds and gets louder when I turn onto an incline. Other threads suggest that the front skid plate needs to be re-torqued. Has anyone experienced this?

It made the news! https://www.thedrive.com/news/tesla-steering-yokes-are-disintegrating-before-30000-miles

Tesla just approved my warranty claim and will replace the Yoke. If you're experiencing this issue, please don't hesitate to contact Tesla. They'll make it right for you.

Yup. I’ve seen two problematic areas with the Yoke that experience this issue: 1) The bottom corners - This is likely from constantly rubbing that area while getting in and out of the vehicle. 2) The top “nubs“ - This area seems unpreventable because you’re supposed to hold the Yoke there...

Hey folks, Just jumping in to say that I am experiencing a similar issue on my 2021 Model S LR. The top left corner of the Yoke has started to peel despite me being very gentle with the car. I just scheduled mobile service and requested a replacement.

Just a heads up that the "Window Issue(s) Detected" is an automated message when the car thinks something is wrong with it. I had the same message pop up on mine (same window too) and asked them to remove it from the estimate. In order to replace the front window regulator, they need to take...

Yes. That's so funny, mine is curved the EXACT same way. Thanks for sending that over. Enjoy your Plaid :)

Interesting, interesting... Do you mind snapping a pic for comparison's sake?

Is it normal to have this part above the instrument cluster slightly tilted?

Hey folks, I could really use some help isolating this clicking sound coming from the headliner in my Model S. The sound is quite faint, but varies on how fast I'm driving. It clicks every half second when I'm moving. Sometimes it's louder when I'm driving faster. After 30 minutes of...

Mine are super dark too. I don't think anything is wrong with yours.

Thanks for the explanation :) Much appriciated!

When Tesla first unveiled the refreshed Model S/X, they promised multi-device Bluetooth which would presumably be useful for rear-seat passengers watching media on the second-row screen. It doesn't seem like this feature has been added yet. Does anyone have any insight into if/when this will...

Update: Seems like the door wasn't closed hard enough. Despite the car saying it was closed...oh well

Another one to add to the list. My front passenger door opened by itself today while driving. Error message said that the manual door release was pulled.

Just had this happen on my 2022 Model S

Here's a new one y'all haven't seen before. My Yoke scroll wheel squeaks when I scroll. Already scheduled service. Video: IMG_6276 (1)

Does anyone else's driver display have a dot effect like this? Very annoying...

Let me guess, you haven't used Tesla Vision, yet you're coming to a conclusion before ever trying it? My car was delivered with radar and had it software disabled with FSD Beta. Even when I use regular Tesla Vision Autopilot on the highway (not FSD Beta), I can absolutely confirm that it...

Edit: My research was done for the Pilot Sport 4S tires that come with the 21" wheels. Not sure about the summer tires Tesla mounts on the 19" wheels.