Thanks a lot. I fixed it after following your instructions. I didn't go to the Tesla Collision Centers as Tesla requested. save me more than $8000 which Third-Party Centers quoted. only paid "American Tire" $165 for alignment
On my one did not work, I thought it could be alignment because I did hit the kerb ,however I have noticed an error on the abs speed censor. I will try to fix it now
Bro. In the video, when you say tires must be aligned, do you mean taking it to mechanic to get them aligned and then do the alignment on the screen ? Or do you mean align the tires using steering wheel and touching the screen options ?
i'm not sure if my alignment is bad or not, but I usually have to keep my steering wheel slightly off to the right (about 4 degrees) to drive straight. Can i fix that issue using the Chassis > Alignment & Tires > Clear Applied Offset option to fix this? Note: Right now, the Applied Offset value is at 3.7degree (I'm on my original tires, 2023 Model 3SR). Does this mean my alignment is off?
At the end my one was the ABS speed sensor, bought on Tesla and used my local garage to fit it.
Thanks a lot. I fixed it after following your instructions. I didn't go to the Tesla Collision Centers as Tesla requested. save me more than $8000 which Third-Party Centers quoted. only paid "American Tire" $165 for alignment
That's awesome, thanks for leaving a comment, fir others to learn from.
On my one did not work, I thought it could be alignment because I did hit the kerb ,however I have noticed an error on the abs speed censor. I will try to fix it now
Bro. In the video, when you say tires must be aligned, do you mean taking it to mechanic to get them aligned and then do the alignment on the screen ? Or do you mean align the tires using steering wheel and touching the screen options ?
@@josebuezo3289 the wheels at the shop or yourseld using allen wrench using measuring tape
i'm not sure if my alignment is bad or not, but I usually have to keep my steering wheel slightly off to the right (about 4 degrees) to drive straight. Can i fix that issue using the Chassis > Alignment & Tires > Clear Applied Offset option to fix this?
Note: Right now, the Applied Offset value is at 3.7degree (I'm on my original tires, 2023 Model 3SR). Does this mean my alignment is off?
@brandonng6000 if it pulls when you let go of wheel then yes its off. If not just reset yes.