Restricted Driving after New Tires Installed (help!)

[daviddavid]

I had new tires installed on my car today at Discount Tire.

When I left I was still getting an air pressure notice. I quickly checked the tire config and it was set on 21". So I went in and corrected that to 19". After the reboot, I got a bunch of messages saying certain safety features were disabled. Called roadside and they won't help me since technically the car is still drivable.

Here is the screenshot...

Ideas?

 

[mswlogo]

Are you running a Sentry / TeslaCam USB stick by chance? If you are, pull it, do a shutdown and don’t touch a thing for 5 min. The boot up again.

 

[daviddavid]

I have a pre facelift 2016. Hardware 1.0. So no sentry option.

How do I shut completely down....then wait five minutes? I have always held both buttons down and it does like a restart.

 

[mswlogo]

I have a pre facelift 2016. Hardware 1.0. So no sentry option.

How do I shut completely down....then wait five minutes? I have always held both buttons down and it does like a restart.

There is a shutdown in the service menu, I think. Maybe only on newer cars. But it’s worth a shot if you have it.

 

[Ostrichsak]

Just drive it. Your sensors need to re calibrate and, under most circumstances, this happens within a few feet of driving. Sometimes it can take slightly longer but either way it will clear up after a brief period of driving to get it's bearings.

 

[daviddavid]

Yup, you are right Ostrichsak. I took the car to church tonight and all is well. Good thing since the next appointment with Tesla was October 15th

 

[boaterva]

Power shutdown in Service menu does cure a lot of problems that the ‘reboot’ from the steering wheel doesn’t. Be sure to not touch anything for five minutes. Don’t touch controls, door, brake pedal, anything. Let the lights turn off and you should hear some relays as things clear out, etc. That shows it’s really shutting down.

Then you can open a door to power up again.

 

[meomyo]

Power shutdown in Service menu does cure a lot of problems that the ‘reboot’ from the steering wheel doesn’t. Be sure to not touch anything for five minutes. Don’t touch controls, door, brake pedal, anything. Let the lights turn off and you should hear some relays as things clear out, etc. That shows it’s really shutting down.

Then you can open a door to power up again.

how do you find that on the main screen??

 

[boaterva]

how do you find that on the main screen??

As I said, Service. It’s not a hidden option. Go look for it.

 

[Moabion]

Looks like maybe related to the "Bug" reported in this thread ?
deactivate all limits on Model S Bug

 

[MichaelP90DL]

Just drive it. Your sensors need to re calibrate and, under most circumstances, this happens within a few feet of driving. Sometimes it can take slightly longer but either way it will clear up after a brief period of driving to get it's bearings.

Swear to god, sometimes driving a Tesla is like living a murder mystery novel.

 

[trayloader]

ssshh-
you experienced this bug:

reboot and your´re set

 

[TMeister]

Just did the winter changeover from 21 to 19. So, remember that the car detects the change in TPMS and that is different from the new change wheel configuration in the service menu. I went through this process...

Change the wheels over
Drive until the car says change in TPMS detected. Watch the tire pressures populate after that message
Pull over and change the wheel configuration from 21 to 19. Car reboots.
No need to put into drive while this is happening to get the bug referenced above. It just happens as the car comes back to life. (2019.32.2.2)
Drive a couple of hundred feet to see exactly what no regen at all means. The car really can coast a while in that mode!
Leave car, let it lock. Go back in, notice that alerts are still there.
Put the car in drive, alerts clear and all is now fine.

 

[daviddavid]

I had the exact same experience as TMeister. Btw, I did not put the car in Drive either while doing all of the changes. There is clearly a bug, but it fixes itself. Crazy.

 

[sorka]

Just drive it. Your sensors need to re calibrate and, under most circumstances, this happens within a few feet of driving. Sometimes it can take slightly longer but either way it will clear up after a brief period of driving to get it's bearings.

I never get those errors when I switch between my 19's and 21's.

 

[colindo1990]

Just reset the car by holding down left and right button on steering wheel

once powered back up, driving it a little and warning prompt should go away