Model Y now with Wheel Configuration

[Wennfred]

I haven’t seen this posted anywhere on here so here it goes, this came with 2020.36.0 but wasn’t released in the notes.

 

[Zoomit]

Does it have the Apollo wheel option, like the Model 3 has the Aero Cap Kit option?

 

[Wennfred]

No, just the 3 OEM sizes, 19, 20 & 21

Fred

 

[Wennfred]

Looks like they also added the Reset TPMS Sensors also:

 

[DanDi58]

I guess Tesla must have been paying attention to various threads here about this question!

 

[TomServo]

I had to do a soft reset to get this feature to appear after down loading the update. And it was mentioned in the release notes. Talk about an “Easter Egg”.........

 

[Dennisis]

Looks like they also added the Reset TPMS Sensors also:

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Wow I didn't even notice it wasn't there! Had it on my M3 and used it, glad it's on the MY now for sure...

 

[RoBoRaT]

Looks like they also added the Reset TPMS Sensors also:

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Which model Y and SW version do you have that also shows Reset TPMS Sensors?
I have 2020.36.3 on MYP, has Wheel Config but not Reset TPMS Sensors.

 

[Wennfred]

Which model Y and SW version do you have that also shows Reset TPMS Sensors?
I have 2020.36.3 on MYP, has Wheel Config but not Reset TPMS Sensors.

Came with 2020.36 also AWD long range with 19” wheels no FSD, no Performance.

Fred

 

[N1L CO2]

Which model Y and SW version do you have that also shows Reset TPMS Sensors?
I have 2020.36.3 on MYP, has Wheel Config but not Reset TPMS Sensors.

Same here. I don't see the TPMS reset button.

 

[Wennfred]

Same here. I don't see the TPMS reset button.

Try resetting, I did a reset to see if the Glove Box voice command was added, shortly after that I saw the new TPMS menu.

Fred

 

[N1L CO2]

No dice after 2 soft resets. Even tried changing the wheel config twice which triggers a reboot each time. ugh... I really need this to appear so that I can try resetting my TPMS.

 

[Young Phenom]

Does changing the wheel size reset the on screen battery/miles of range?

My bms won't show anything more than 260 miles at 100%

Asking for a friend lol

 

[N1L CO2]

Does changing the wheel size reset the on screen battery/miles of range?

My bms won't show anything more than 260 miles at 100%

Asking for a friend lol

I would think so as the 21" Uber wheels are for PUP models which have slightly less range.

 

[Young Phenom]

I would think so as the 21" Uber wheels are for PUP models which have slightly less range.

Yes 280 originally, 291 I think was the updated range.

Just wondering if the wheel change in the system reset the battery management system

 

[N1L CO2]

I had to do a soft reset to get this feature to appear after down loading the update. And it was mentioned in the release notes. Talk about an “Easter Egg”.........

Could you confirm your software version? I have 2020.36.3 and don't see it come up after multiple soft reboots. Thx.

 

[Barrygold]

Yes 280 originally, 291 I think was the updated range.

Just wondering if the wheel change in the system reset the battery management system

Yes. You should see 315-316 rated range when dropping from 21s to 20s. That’s what I got.

 

[roach_779]

Hopefully, this means tesla will have Model Y rims available for sale. Winter is coming, I'm sure there are owners looking to buy rim/snow tire combo. Come on Induction

 

[rklip]

Hopefully, this means tesla will have Model Y rims available for sale. Winter is coming, I'm sure there are owners looking to buy rim/snow tire combo. Come on Induction

Winter wheels - same boat here, cold winter state and no Tesla option for those of us with [heavy, staggered] 21's that were forced. Almost hard to believe at this point. Don't really care for any of the popular aftermarket options for the prices so hoping this magically changes next 30 days or so as this thing will be undriveable otherwise come November.

I took delivery on 9/15 in northern IL. Parts manager claims 1) Tesla cannot confirm the Induction or Gemini wheels fit over the performance brakes - which is BS, there are many test vehicle spottings and people who've done wheel swaps, and 2) claim they cannot sell a wheel set that is not attached to a VIN - sort or hard to believe considering there are wheel kits sold for all other vehicles. I read all of that as, this will create extra work for me, here's a story you can't refute, I don't care if you could, leave me alone. Can't make this stuff up sometimes with Tesla.

As I've been ignored for weeks by Tesla and finally getting this word salad reasoning, there appears to be no interest in having their Performance buyers able to use their car half the year without slapping on someone else's wheel set (and assuming you can get the right TPMSs if you do so). Likewise ironic for a company so insistent on controlling the product, supply chain and service top to bottom is somehow cool with this donut hole. Maybe should've just told everyone who ordered over six months ago living from Montana over to Maine to just skip the Performance because they weren't going to be ready for winter.

While I guess this experience is generally on brand for Tesla, it's still frustrating when you're trying to figure out and don't see a solution on the horizon nor anyone who cares about it.

 

[UP Finn]

I'll be buying a set of winter wheels and snow tires this fall. My plan is to call Tire Rack and have them figure things out for me. Let me know what options are available. It should be pretty straight forward, right? Or am I missing something?