Tesla Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS ) Issue Recall

Tesla Recalls Nearly 700,000 Vehicles Over Tire Pressure Monitoring System Issue: Is Your Vehicle Affected?

Tesla has issued a major recall affecting nearly 700,000 vehicles in the United States due to a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) malfunction. This recall highlights a critical safety concern that every Tesla owner needs to address. Here’s what you need to know and the steps to ensure your vehicle remains safe.

What’s the Issue?

The recall involves 694,304 vehicles, including the following models:

• 2017–2025 Tesla Model 3
• 2020–2025 Tesla Model Y
• 2024 Tesla Cybertruck

The issue stems from the TPMS warning light, which may fail to stay illuminated between drive cycles. This malfunction can prevent drivers from being alerted to low tire pressure, leading to increased risks such as:

• Reduced vehicle handling
• Premature tire wear
• Potential accidents due to tire blowouts

How Tesla Is Fixing It

Tesla is addressing this issue through a free over-the-air (OTA) software update. Affected vehicles will automatically receive the update, and owners will be notified via mail starting February 15, 2025.

For more details on Tesla recalls, visit Tesla Recall Check and ensure your vehicle is safe to drive.

How to Check If Your Tesla Is Affected

To find out if your Tesla is part of this recall:

1. Use the Free VIN Recall Tool: Visit VinCheck.info’s Tesla Recall Check and enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to see any open recalls for your car.
2. Tesla App or Website: Check your vehicle’s recall status directly in the Tesla app or online dashboard.
3. Official Notifications: Tesla will notify owners by mail, but using the recall tool ensures faster updates.

Steps to Take If Your Vehicle Is Affected

1. Verify Software Version:
   • Go to ‘Controls’ > ‘Software’ on your Tesla touchscreen or the Tesla app.
   • If your software version is 2024.38.7 or later, no action is needed.
2. Update Software:
   • Connect your Tesla to Wi-Fi to download the OTA update. This update resolves the TPMS issue.
3. Check Tire Pressure Manually:
   • Use a tire pressure gauge to maintain proper pressure until the update is installed. Refer to Tesla’s tire pressure guide for recommended levels.
4. Contact Tesla Support:
   • For update issues, schedule a service appointment via the Tesla app or contact customer support at 1-877-798-3752.

Why Addressing Recalls Is Crucial

Ignoring recall notifications can lead to serious safety risks. Low tire pressure may result in:

• Decreased safety: Reduced handling and increased risk of blowouts.
• Costly damages: Premature tire wear or failure.
• Regulatory issues: Non-compliance with safety regulations.

Learn more about the importance of recalls and safety checks at Understanding Vehicle Recalls.

Tesla’s Recall Strategy

Tesla’s OTA updates simplify recall fixes, allowing owners to resolve most issues without visiting a service center. Despite the high volume of recalls, 99% are software-related, making solutions faster and more efficient.

Don’t Delay—Check Your Tesla for Recalls Today!
Stay informed and ensure your vehicle is safe. Use VinCheck.info’s free recall check tool to see if your Tesla is affected by this or other recalls.