![Tesla Autosteer Speed Restricted or Exceeded? [Explained]](https://teslatale.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/Tesla-Autosteer-Speed-Restricted-or-Exceeded-768x432.jpeg)
Tesla Autosteer is a cool feature that lets your car drive itself, so you can relax. But sometimes, for safety reasons, the Autosteer’s speed is limited. Apart from this, it can restrict speed if you’re on risky roads or using the Traffic Light and Stop Sign Control (Beta) feature. To keep you safe, the car’s…
A lot of folks use the Autosteer when driving on an open and controlled highway with less traffic. But, sometimes it gets an error message about it being unavailable due to internal or external issues. To fix Tesla Autosteer unavailable error message, you’ll need to enable Autosteer, restart the car, or reset the system. Apart…
Tesla’s HomeLink system supports up to 3 modes: Standard, D-Mode, and UR-Mode. Out of these modes, some folks struggle to figure out the differences between the Standard Mode vs D-Mode. Well, the Standard Mode is for Tesla drivers who have an RF device that is operated using a remote control. In contrast, the D-Mode is…
Tesla HomeLink is a great feature that works wirelessly to open or close the garage without stepping out of the car. It usually supports 3 modes (Standard, D Mode, and UR Mode). In general, it offers auto-fold mirrors, auto-open when arriving, auto-close when leaving, and chime for auto-open and close features. Well, it works using…
When the HomeLink stop operating after pressing the button on the remote control, lots of folks feel disappointed. Most of the time, the reason why the Tesla HomeLink stops working is because of system or firmware issues, problems with the device’s system or location, overloaded with more saved devices, or a driver’s mistake during the…
Enhanced Autopilot is a paid package that Tesla drivers can buy for $6,000. It comes with 5 cool features, such as helping the car stay in the center of the driving lane, making the car come to you (summon), parking itself automatically, and so on. As a newcomer, you might be struggling to decide whether…
While reversing the car or driving at a low speed, you might have heard a UFO sound. It’s coming from the bottom PWS speaker under the front passenger side. This reverse sound is what Tesla calls Pedestrian Warning System (PWS). Well, it’s a feature that emits a whirring or whining noise to alert all walkers…
Sometimes your car’s reverse sound can’t be heard which indicates an issue. In that state, walkers may not know that an oncoming car is coming in that direction. That can cause collision or crash. Due to a system fault, firmware bug, disconnected cable of the Pedestrian Warning System (PWS), or broken rear speaker, the reverse…
![How to Fix Tesla Camera That Is Blurry? [Solved]](https://teslatale.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/How-to-Fix-Tesla-Camera-That-Is-Blurry-Solved-768x432.jpeg)
The cameras in Tesla are located at different spots which you can see using the Live View via Mobile App option. And sometimes the view of the cameras on the front, sides, and rear seems unclear or vague. It occurs due to debris, snow, rain, water droplet, mist, and so on the cameras that block…
To track the surrounding of the car and let you see the car at different angles, Tesla offers cameras along with sensors. On the inside, there’s one cabin camera on the plastic trim of the rearview mirror. On the outside, there are 8 cameras at different locations: In this guide, I’ll break down the exact…
For folks who find it hard to get in or out of the car due to lack of space, Tesla offers a brilliant feature called Easy Entry to resolve this trouble. Well, Easy Entry is a different profile that you can use to get more room when getting inside or outside the car. When it’s…
To get out and enter the car in a max space, the Tesla Easy Entry setting does a great job by moving the steering wheel and driver’s seat. But this setting can stop working to indicate a problem. It mostly happens due to system failure, software issues, changed Driver Profile settings, limited seat range, or…