Tesla has recalled 694,303 vehicles because their tire pressure monitoring systems might not warn owners of low tire pressure.
Recalled models include the:
- 2017-2025 Tesla Model 3
- 2020-2025 Tesla Model Y
- 2024 Tesla Cybertruck
A recent software update created the problem, Tesla tells the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Affected cars will initially warn drivers of low pressure. However, once the driver has turned the car off, the warning will not reappear after subsequent startups, even if the problem persists.
Teslas can receive software updates over the air. So, the company says, it has already pushed out an update to fix the problem.
Recall repairs, by law, are free. Automakers recall many cars, often more than once, during their lifespans. When the cars require a physical repair, the automakers try to contact every owner to bring them in. But they don’t always reach them all. In this case, Tesla will fix the issue remotely. Find out whether your car needs any free repairs with the VIN tool at our recall center.
