V 7.0 tire pressure display

agloutney · Oct 17, 2015

Just playing around with the settings and can't seem to find a way to change the tire pressure display to PSI instead of Bars. Having a tire pressure display is a big improvement over taking the pressure manually but Bars don't mean anything to me. If anyone found a way to change the units I'd love to hear how you did it.
As for all the other changes, at first glance I think it's mostly good but I'll give it a week before passing judgment.

TheTank · Oct 17, 2015

Tire Pressure in PSI

agloutney said:
Just playing around with the settings and can't seem to find a way to change the tire pressure display to PSI instead of Bars. Having a tire pressure display is a big improvement over taking the pressure manually but Bars don't mean anything to me. If anyone found a way to change the units I'd love to hear how you did it.
As for all the other changes, at first glance I think it's mostly good but I'll give it a week before passing judgment.

Change the units to miles instead of Kilomerters

agloutney · Oct 17, 2015

I figured it'd be something like that. Guess I'll just use bars. Tire sidewall indicates 350 kPa max which if memory serves me right would be 3.5 bars?

hingisfan · Oct 17, 2015

Where is it shown? Scroll wheel app?

iKhalid · Oct 17, 2015

hingisfan said:
Where is it shown? Scroll wheel app?

Don't get too excited, we, classic Model S owners, don't have that

hingisfan · Oct 17, 2015

iKhalid said:
Don't get too excited, we, classic Model S owners, don't have that

Classics don't get the pressure display? Why?

dsm363 · Oct 17, 2015

hingisfan said:
Classics don't get the pressure display? Why?

A lack of hardware issue apparently.

Electricfan · Oct 19, 2015

My car shows dashes half the time, instead of numbers, for each tires' pressure. Is this normal?

agloutney · Oct 19, 2015

I think it's normal. Numbers show up once you start driving.

Doug_G · Oct 20, 2015

dsm363 said:
A lack of hardware issue apparently.

I think it's a matter of different hardware, and they can't be bothered to support it.

Hopefully the Model 3 will come along before my S gets too obsolete. And the Ottawa service center - I'm certainly not upgrading until that is online. I would lose my "anywhere" service plan.

Luclyluciano · Oct 25, 2015

1 bar equals 14.5 psi. Therefore the Tesla recommended 45 psi for the 19" tires equals 3.1 bar.

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