Tesla Recalls Almost 700,000 Cars Over Tire Pressure Monitoring Glitch - Find Out More!

[Chris]

Tesla announced on Friday a recall affecting 694,304 vehicles in the U.S. due to a problem with the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). The warning light may not stay on between driving sessions, which could leave drivers unaware of low tire pressure.

It's crucial for manufacturers to ensure such systems function correctly. How do you think this issue might impact Tesla's reputation moving forward? You can [read the original story here](https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2024/12/20/805669.htm).

 

[DonP]

You need to go look at the stock . Today alone it added $100 billion of wealth . The company hardly makes money and is worth $1.5 trillion

 

[Allen Trent]

Tesla announced on Friday a recall affecting 694,304 vehicles in the U.S. due to a problem with the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS). The warning light may not stay on between driving sessions, which could leave drivers unaware of low tire pressure.

It's crucial for manufacturers to ensure such systems function correctly. How do you think this issue might impact Tesla's reputation moving forward? You can [read the original story here](https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2024/12/20/805669.htm).

1st world problems, just adding costs to cars to make them unaffordable for the middle class & adding alot of cost to cars when they are older & bought used. Back in my day, we didn't have no fancy computer telling us we needed air in tires. We inspected our own visually & used an air pressure gauge

 

[toolbelt]

You need to go look at the stock . Today alone it added $100 billion of wealth . The company hardly makes money and is worth $1.5 trillion

Why wouldn't it, when Trump recently announced his plans to handcuff any foreign-made EV's? Quid quo pro.

 

[insuredbyijm]

I own a Tesla, and while recalls like this can be concerning, I think they're part of the process of continuously improving vehicle safety. Tesla has a track record of addressing issues quickly, and the fact that they proactively address problems through software updates shows their commitment to resolving them. That said, recurring issues, especially with safety systems, could hurt the brand's reputation if they aren't handled well. But, given Tesla's transparency and responsiveness, I think their reputation will largely remain intact as long as they continue to take swift corrective action.