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Really frustrating. Tesla service is telling me that the front tires having more wear than the rear tires is causing the regen problem. Because the car is RWD, I am having a hard time believing this, as there is no motor and no inverter attached to the front wheels. I love my car, but this is...

OK, I'll rephrase ... in the first 3 years of ownership, it never got cold enough in San Diego for this to be an issue. Regen worked perfectly. Now (during the summer in San Diego) it's not working. The point is, Tesla blaming the cold for my regen not working is bullocks.

Yeah, if they decide physical breaking is the fix, that's going to be a serious problem. There goes our range and our break pads.

Jumping on to this thread to keep track of what's happening. My Model 3 is having the same problem and it's completely inconsistent. Regen works and doesn't work whenever it feels like it. It's not the cold because we live in San Diego. It's not the battery charge, because it happens at all...