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When you say pricey, like how much is that? I am asking because my wife's car is approaching the 10k mark soon and an idea of what I should expect would be helpful. Thanks!

Hey, it sounds like you've got a sensor issue, not a software problem. The good news is that it should be a quick and easy fix to replace the faulty sensor.

It sounds like your windows need to be recalibrated. I found some helpful instructions online by searching for Model 3 window calibration. Hopefully, that will fix it! If not, you can always submit a service ticket and have a Tesla come out and take care of it for you...

My 2023 Model 3 RWD's passenger fender camera was recently swapped out with a 2023 Model 3 Performance's. But now the camera seems black, but the turn signal light works. Though I'm beginning to suspect that my camera is broken, I don't want to get another one if it can be fixed. I have...

I'd suggest visiting a Tesla dealership and taking a close look at the wheels on all their new cars. You might find some that have similar markings to the ones you're concerned about. This could help you understand if those markings are normal or if there's something specific to your vehicle.

If your brake pad is dragging even though it's installed correctly, it usually means the brake caliper can't fully release. This could be because the caliper itself is faulty or there's a blockage in the brake line. Be careful, as this constant friction can generate a lot of heat and...

I'd either return the car and ask the dealership to replace it or I'd have to learn to live with the issue.

My son had the exact same issue! It turns out a small rock had damaged one of my front sensors. Since his car is still under warranty (25k miles and under 2 years), He took it to the dealership. To his surprise, they want to charge him a whopping $500 to replace the sensor and an extra $190 for...

I don't think wrapping the roof is worth the money.

@SimonDed99 Can you share a photo of your dashcam? @Ador_ that’s a very informative video.

@CrazyinEV Were you able to file a warranty?

@CrazyinEV How was your cousin’s Tesla? Was he able to fix those minor scratches?

@Dr8sides Did you contact Tesla regarding this issue? I believe they need to have this fixed before your car goes back to normal.

If your car's OBD2 port isn't getting any power, here's what you can try: Check the Fuses: The OBD2 port usually shares a fuse with other accessories like the cigarette lighter. Look for the correct fuse in your car's fuse box (often located under the hood or in the dashboard) and check if it's...

It might be a stone, yes, but check in the wear groove of the brake pad. If not, then it could be the brake pads have worn down to the indicator.

Thank you, guys, for all the suggestions. We will try everything and see which one works.

You can do that via the Tesla app.

Any owners here have done the electricals themselves?