Tesla Model 3 - V3.0

Thanks guys that's great info to get me started off.

Cheers

Zoee

Someone else posted a similar issue in here recently. On my commute home, I was driving on an 80km/h road and autopilot limited the speed to 30 until I passed a speed sign when the road changed to 60. A half hour later, the same thing happened on a 60 road, limiting me to 40. The notification was about autosteer being limited at the the indicated max speed. Is there any reason for this, or anymore info about it?

90% of my driving has been on the same route and 3k klms later, this is the first time the max speed in autopilot was limited like this.

My suspicion was maybe dirt on the cameras, but I don't know how the car finds the road speed...Google, or physical signs?

I was able to increase speed by pressing the pedal. I was unable to scroll to a higher max speed, which I can normally do (including on the roads I had the issue), so the car reading the sign incorrectly still doesn't explain it being autopilot speed limited. It's an odd one.

Or just pay 8 euro at the local maxol/applegreen !

(Or just dont - my car has done 8k km since sept delivery and hasnt seen a wash once, I only pay for a car wash when the number plate is badly obscured)

I bought mine online from Eiretyres and had them fitted at my local tyre place for around €20 per corner….

delivered to my door and I had them fitted at a time that suited me…

My AC is set to 18-19 in normal weather, I wouldnt call it cold.

Interesting to note, my default in my S was 20 and in my X was 22. Seems like the 3 has a better system for heating.

My M3 clears the screen and heats the interior faster than any other car I've ever owned.

I found that the airflow direction makes a big difference here.

What do you do if your stuck in gridlock traffic directly behind a poorly maintained oil burner on a cold night/day....just keep sucking in that exhuast?

No thanks - hello recirc!