Driving with the VSC (Vehicle Stability Control) light on is usually okay, but it’s a good idea to be careful, especially when the weather sucks. The VSC system is a crucial safety feature that keeps your wheels in check by adjusting power and hitting the brakes when needed. If that VSC light stays on, it… read more

If you’re renting a Tesla Model 3, it’s important to understand the ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) and its role in keeping you safe on the road. ABS is a crucial safety feature found in most modern vehicles, including your Model 3. It helps prevent the wheels from locking up during braking, especially in emergency situations.… read more

Sometimes you might want to reset this automatic notification and get rid of the warning message. It’s a simple procedure. 2012 – 2022 Models Turn on your touchscreen. Open the Diagnostic Menu. Click once on Update Service Dist. (Dist = Distance). Your Maintenance/Service Notification will automatically reset for 365 Days or 12,000 miles. read more

All cars need fuel or charged batteries to run. So even if you own a Tesla, you will need to open the charge port so it will work. Below are four ways to open the charge port on your Tesla Model S. 2012 – 2022 Models Touch Screen Press the lightning bolt symbol at the top of… read more

Tesla vehicles need to be charged before starting them up and going. There are several ways to open the charge port on a Tesla Model 3. These instructions apply to all current models. 2017 – 2022 Models Using Charge Cable Park your Tesla so the charging cable will reach it. Press the button on the charging… read more