ON Tuesday I had taken my 2017 S in for the a slight shudder I had in my left front wheel. When I arrived they also tell me that the software upgrade is available and do I want it installed. Of course I say yes and leave the car. I get a call that all I need are new tires and a front end aligment, which I agree to have done. I picked up my car the next day and did not have time to go through any of the new software changes , so left the service center. On my dash screen, on the left side, I had the car image with the 4 tire pressure indicators on, which I figured was left on by the tech. I thought it would go away once I started to drive, well it never did. So after trying to remove it when I sat in my garage, I called Tesla and spoke with an advisor who asked me to hold down both thumbturn wheels on my steering wheel, whicle she typed away on her computer. Nothing happened. She had me go into my main screen, open the car tab, go to a couple of different tabs but to no avail. She said to call service and take it in. I did call the next day, and my advisor Carlos said to stop by and he would show me what to do. So I get there and Carlos is at lunch so his associate sits in the car and tells me he is not sure but will give it a try. Well he couldn't figure it out and tells me that the "new " screen look is the same as the new Plaid screen, and customers are getting use to it. Well it is somewhat distracting to have this tire infation image up on the screen all of the time. The good thing is that when I navigated to a property yesterday e, the Nav map did come up on the left side of my dash screen and the car-tire pressure image went away . But once I got to my destination, the car-tire pressure image came back onto the screen.
Anyone know the steps to remove the car-tire pressure image from the dash screen? My siftware version is: 2020.48.37.8
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Anyone know the steps to remove the car-tire pressure image from the dash screen? My siftware version is: 2020.48.37.8
Any suggestions are appreciated.