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Potentially Life Saving Tesla Settings Every Tesla Owner Should Be Aware Of - Part 2

This is Part 2 of a 2-part video. Part one is here:    • Potentially Life Saving Tesla Settings Eve...   Link to handy Tesla ownership article: https://www.tocwa.org.au/2022/02/25/w... List of Settings: ◦ Lights - Auto ◦ Auto high beams - depends * See notes below ◦ Windscreen wipers - Auto ◦ Regenerative Braking / Standard ◦ Stopping Mode - Hold ◦ Charging - 90% for cars with NCA batteries or 100% for cars with LFP batteries ◦ Autopilot ◦ Set speed - Current Speed ◦ Automatic Blind Spot Camera - Enabled ◦ Blind Spot Collision Warning Chime - Enabled ◦ Forward Collision Warning - Early ◦ Lane Departure Assistance - Assist ◦ Emergency Lane Departure Avoidance - Enabled ◦ Automatic Emergency Braking - Enabled ◦ Obstacle Aware Acceleration - Enabled ◦ Traffic Aware Cruise Control Chime - Enabled ◦ Green Traffic Light Chime - Enabled ◦ Walk-Away Door Lock - Enabled ◦ Driver Door Unlock Mode - Enabled ◦ Car Left Open Notifications - Enabled ◦ Lock Confirmation Sound - Enabled ◦ Close Windows on Lock - Enabled ◦ Auto High Beam - Off ◦ Display - Auto ◦ Brightness - Auto ◦ Trips - Rename the last trip meter to: “Lifetime - Do Not Reset!” ◦ Trips - Rename the second last trip meter to “New Tires” ◦ Trip Planner - Enabled ◦ Online Routing - Enabled ◦ Sentry Mode - On (Remember to turn back on after a software update.) ◦ Dashcam - Auto and On Honk (Remember to turn back on after a software update.) ◦ PIN to Drive - Enabled ◦ Glovebox PIN - Enabled ◦ Cabin Overheat Protection - On (20%) Please note, it is ultimately up to you, the owner and/or the driver to determine the optimal settings for your individual circumstances so please consider this information to be made in good faith with the decision about each setting to be made by yourself. In May 2024, Tesla updated their cars with Adaptive High Beams via a free over-the-air update. In my experience, the adaptive headlights seem like a great safety feature and hence I’d recommend enabling them on all cars with the matrix Headlights. All Australian Model Y vehicles and most if not all Shanghai-built Model 3 cars after about Q4 of 2021 have matrix ("Global" rather than the SAE/ECE) headlights and I believe if Tesla needs to replace headlights on older models they replace them with the new matrix headlamps.