Main Ideas:
- Tesla Model 3 owner had non-Tesla tires installed at a third-party tire shop.
- After the tire swap, the Tesla’s tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) started malfunctioning.
- There were errors and phantom alerts related to tire pressure despite the tires being properly inflated.
- Some Model 3 owners have experienced similar issues with third-party tires.
- One possible reason for this issue is that third-party tires may not have compatible TPMS modules.
Author’s Take:
Installing non-Tesla tires on a Tesla Model 3 can lead to issues with the tire pressure monitoring system. This can cause errors and false alerts despite the tires being properly inflated. Model 3 owners should be cautious when getting non-Tesla tires installed and ensure that they are compatible with their vehicle’s TPMS. It is advisable to consult with a Tesla service center or tire shop that has experience with Tesla vehicles to avoid potential problems.