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I’ve been getting the same message for a while now even after re-calibrating the cameras. In addition, no audible park assist chimes (even though chimes are switched on in settings) and when I’m forward parking into a bay towards a wall the view does not switch to the top view and no distance...

The Tesla service team virtually reviewed my car and gave me a call yesterday. This is a known issue and they expect soon to be released firmware updates will take care of it; they have suggested clearing the camera calibration which I have done and will see what happens as I drive around. I see...

I've been having this issue as well in my new M3 non-USS on 2023.6.11. Consistently getting the message "Park Assist is degraded. Distance estimations may be inaccurate"; also, even though the Park Assist Chimes setting is ON, there are no chimes at all; when parking forward towards a wall the...

So still having the same issues. The squiggly lines now do appear, but there are no chimes whatsoever (Parking Chimes setting is ON); message "Park Assist is degraded. Distance estimations may be inaccurate" still appearing; when I try to park forward towards a wall my touchscreen does not show...

In addition, I’ve also noticed that when trying to park forwards (ie not in reverse) my touchscreen does not switch to the top view and the distance from the front bumper to the wall does not show at all. Still no chimes and still the same message about park assist being degraded…

As a further update. Whilst driving home just now the squiggly lines are now appearing and indeed change color as I get closer. However, the error message has now changed to “Park Assist is degraded. Distance estimations may be inaccurate”. I’m not sure whether this is due to the car slowly but...

Still not working for me but interestingly a new update has popped up (2023.6.11) and the release notes are the same as 2023.6.9 ie Vision Parking. So maybe it’s a patch/fix? Installing now whilst I’m at work so will find out this evening!

On balance I think I’m going to do the same. I’ve submitted a service request via the app but in the meantime will keep on driving around and hopefully it starts working as per Earlgrey’s experience

Does this mean you managed to get the Parking Assist to work and you’re no longer getting the “Park Assist Unavailable” message? What did you do to get it to work?

Thank you very much

Hi all, completely nee to this forum. Just got my new Tesla Model 3 (no USS) a week ago. Software update with Vision Parking installed yesterday but constantly getting “Park Assist Unavailable” message on the Touchscreen. I’ve tried the fix mentioned in this thread (switch off Autopilot...