Tesla Model 3 (2017-2024) is Tesla’s compact all-electric saloon, defined by its minimalist cabin, single central touchscreen and frequent over-the-air updates. Its controllers keep a record of service intervals and brake-pad wear, so several resets follow a workshop visit. After brake work you may need a brake pad wear reset and an electronic parking brake service-mode entry, and a steering angle reset is advisable after an alignment. A 12V battery reset clears stored faults once the low-voltage supply is renewed, while fitting new wheels or changing pressures requires a TPMS reset. Pick the specific Model 3 reset procedure for this generation from the list below to follow the correct sequence for your car.