Tesla Model S: Adjusting Steering Yoke Position
To adjust the steering yoke, touch Controls and touch
the Steering icon.
Use the left scroll button on the steering yoke to move
the steering yoke to the desired position:
- To adjust the height/tilt angle of the steering yoke,
roll the left scroll button up or down.
- To move the steering yoke closer to you, or further
away from you, press the left scroll button to the left
or right.
WARNING: Do not make steering yoke
adjustments while driving.
Adjusting Steering Effort
You can adjust the feel and sensitivity of the steering
system to suit your personal preference:
1. On the touchscreen, touch Controls > Pedals &
Steering > Steering Mode.
2. Choose a steering option:
- Comfort - Reduces the effort required to turn the
steering yoke. In town, Model S feels easier to
drive and park.
- Standard - Tesla believes that this setting offers
the best handling and response in most
conditions.
- Sport - Increases the effort required to turn the
steering yoke. When driving at higher speeds,
Model S feels more responsive.
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Your Model S features stalkless driving in which all
controls you need when driving are accessible on the
steering yoke.
Right turn signal
High beam headlights*
Left turn signal
Left scroll b
Use the scroll button on the left side of the steering yoke
to adjust the position of the mirrors and steering yoke. It
also controls the wipers and media player.
When using media player, push th
Use the scroll button on the right side of the steering
yoke to control Autopilot features such as Autosteer and
Traffic-Aware Cruise Control:
When driving, push and release the button to engage
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Warning: "Jack mode" must
be activated on vehicles with air suspension before lifting the
vehicle. Failure to do this might lead to suspension damage and
could cause serious personal injury.
Note: Vehicles with air
suspension might need the suspension to be set to "High" or "Very
Setup
Turn on the Tesla SmarTool and select menu item
3 - Wakeup ID.
Starting with the front left wheel, hold the
tool against the tire sidewall, near the valve stem, and press
Enter.
Note: The tool will
ping the sensor and read its uniqu