Squircle steering wheel not centered

[AlmostHuman]

While driving straight the squircle is slightly off center, to the left. Anyone else have this in either direction?

Sponsored

 

[getsometom]

I have this issue but to the right. It feels like a calibration or alignment issue. Waiting on the next service appointment to fix

 

[AlmostHuman]

Asked service if it was something that can be calibrated without service. They said it has to go in. First appointment less than hours drive is May 31st. Will report back!

 

[COOKIEHUMPER]

Asked service if it was something that can be calibrated without service. They said it has to go in. First appointment less than hours drive is May 31st. Will report back!

Update?

 

[COOKIEHUMPER]

I have this issue but to the right. It feels like a calibration or alignment issue. Waiting on the next service appointment to fix

Update?

 

[getsometom]

Update?

They fixed the issue and also replaced my squircle due to a surface defect.

 

[AlmostHuman]

Service Center visit on May 31st was less than 60 minutes and they reset the wheel. Because it is steer-by-wire he said it is easy to fix. They don’t have to put it in a rack.

 

[COOKIEHUMPER]

They fixed the issue and also replaced my squircle due to a surface defect.

Thank you

 

[COOKIEHUMPER]

Service Center visit on May 31st was less than 60 minutes and they reset the wheel. Because it is steer-by-wire he said it is easy to fix. They don’t have to put it in a rack.

Thank you

 

[The Tesla Guy]

I noticed that early on and At my first service appointment, I went for a test drive With the service technician.
He put it in service mode and immediately said that it says it’s off by 3°
All fixed when I picked up the car.

 

[Friday]

@The Tesla Guy

During your drive, did the truck feel like it was pulling rather hard to one side when trying to proceed straight from a slight turn or lane change? Was there any type of momentary dragging or skidding feeling from the truck during steering?

I noticed that early on and At my first service appointment, I went for a test drive With the service technician.
He put it in service mode and immediately said that it says it’s off by 3°
All fixed when I picked up the car.

 

[The Tesla Guy]

@The Tesla Guy

During your drive, did the truck feel like it was pulling rather hard to one side when trying to proceed straight from a slight turn or lane change? Was there any type of momentary dragging or skidding feeling from the truck during steering?

No pulling
Just not centered when driving straight

 

[Friday]

Hmmm, darn. Mine pulled hard to right when trying to straighten and there was a strong vibrational sound. It's in Service Center now, but I haven't seen anyone here posting about an issue like what I experienced. It was at low speed, like 25-30mph. If it was an ICE car, it would be a severe alignment issue, that's what it felt like.

No pulling
Just not centered when driving straight

 

[mar2c]

Jumping on an old thread here, but suddenly yesterday when I go it in, I noticed the the steering wheel was off by about 5 degrees left.
I found service instructions to fix it here, https://service.tesla.com/docs/Cybe...UID-022FF761-41C9-4C96-BD20-BB5A2D66F985.html
But in step 4 my "hold handwheel" option is locked out.
Anyone know how to correct this without taking it to a service center?

 

[That Beast Mode]

Jumping on an old thread here, but suddenly yesterday when I go it in, I noticed the the steering wheel was off by about 5 degrees left.
I found service instructions to fix it here, https://service.tesla.com/docs/Cybe...UID-022FF761-41C9-4C96-BD20-BB5A2D66F985.html
But in step 4 my "hold handwheel" option is locked out.
Anyone know how to correct this without taking it to a service center?

It says at that step you need service mode +, if im not mistaken that is a separate thing from regular service mode. I could be wrong tho

Sponsored