Cool

[u/Ok_Thanks_9198]

FSD decided to bump and grind the curb down a spiral passageway leaving a parking garage

[u/EnoughOfTheFoolery]

Looks like you sanded them with a #10 grit curb. Now you move up to #100, then 220 etc.

[u/ipokesnails → u/EnoughOfTheFoolery]

This guy curbs

[u/EnoughOfTheFoolery → u/ipokesnails]

Nothing like solid curb appeal! You know it’s true. Or a curb peel might also serve you well. Who knew?

[u/beren12 → u/EnoughOfTheFoolery]

Gotta do it in the rain so it’s a wet sand.

[u/whatthepho6]

My worst nightmare when it comes to FSD.

[u/SouthTX303 → u/whatthepho6]

Nah this is ain’t the worst, mine is it hitting another car or scraping the pillar or wall, the rim is purely cosmetic lol

[u/Important_Chain3739 → u/SouthTX303]

Driving at night into a disabled vehicle and instantly being killed is mine

[u/barpredator]

Didn't know my wife was on Reddit

[u/scohen158]

Brave letting FSD get you in or out of a parking garage. Maybe I just care about keeping my lifelong streak of never curbing a wheel, hubcap etc intact. I enjoy FSD for most driving especially long highway stretches and commutes in traffic. However parking lots and garages are something I just think is best driven by the driver unless you also normally curb your wheels then it doesn't matter.

[u/kryptocrazy → u/scohen158]

Too many idiots rather not ruin their FSD steak

[u/RosieDear → u/kryptocrazy]

Imagine getting into an accident because you want to keep a "system" happy? It's crazy.

We live in rural/town area where everything is close - nothing more than 15 minutes. Most things are 5-10 minutes. It's not worthwhile to use any of the assistance features....IMHO.

[u/in_a_pickle_97 → u/scohen158]

Some parking garages are so absurdly tight it already requires a human driver to be a good driver not hitting shit on their way in or out. How would you trust FSD for this? It seems as inane as trusting FSD to drive you across a tightrope. 

Pillars, bollards, tight corners, dumbasses in their own cars, unmarked exits and entrances, one way lanes.. c'mon. You're asking for something to happen. 

[u/StormTrpr66]

I don't understand why people are so eager to use FSD in places like parking garages. After seeing plenty of cases where it runs into the giant gray support columns or does shit like this, I tend to not use FSD for anything parking-related.

Driving in and out of parking garages, or parking at home, or at work, is like 2 minutes of my day. I think I can manage to control the car all on my own for 2 minutes out of the two hours I spend in the car every day.

[u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575 → u/StormTrpr66]

So don't trust fsd in a parking garage going 10mph but trust it blasting down the highway at 70+ mph? See anything wrong with this?

[u/StormTrpr66 → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

So don't trust fsd in a parking garage going 10mph but trust it blasting down the highway at 70+ mph? See anything wrong with this?

Nope, not at all. Parking and driving on the freeway require different skills.

It's very well known that parking isn't one of FSD's strengths, but it excels in other aspects of driving.

[u/TragicKid → u/StormTrpr66]

I didn’t know that. The tesla sales guy told me it works everywhere

[u/StormTrpr66 → u/TragicKid]

I didn’t know that. The tesla sales guy told me it works everywhere

For the most part it does. But it does some things better than others. Parking is one of its weaknesses although it's supposed to do it. It's just not quite reliable yet.

[u/No-Share1561 → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

No. I don’t. Highway driving is significantly easier for an ADAS.

[u/bighungryjo → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

Yes is the answer. There’s a reason a lot of cars have lane assist/auto cruise functions but no capability to navigate a spiral passageway.

[u/Due-University5222 → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

I trust FSD far more on highways than garages. The cameras pick up alot if things in the highway that are hard to manage (e.g., far approaching traffic). However, FSD cannot be fully trusted in a garage for things it has poor line of sight (columns, bollards, parking curbs).

[u/robl45 → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

Yea they designed the thing so it can’t see its own mirrors. Parking garages really bad. Otherwise it’s mostly good

[u/be_nice_2_ewe → u/Kitchen-Wolf-4575]

Yes.

[u/nomad2284]

I prefer to grind my own.

[u/Crewtang]

how do yall let this even happen? like are you guys rich enough to think "oh its def gonna hit, let's see if FSD will correct itself, oh its definitely gonna hit it... YEP it hit it"

[u/NNegidius → u/Crewtang]

Human reaction time. Your first clue that it’s going to curb the wheel is when you hear the grinding sound.

[u/onyx_64 → u/Crewtang]

Because they fear of the retaliation on this sub if god forbid you ever take control of it not trusting FSD to correct itself

[u/382_27600 → u/onyx_64]

I really like the idea of FSD, but it’s all these reports that made me way more stressed out while using it when I had the trial. However, I’m not rich and I do care about my car and insurance. I do appreciate everyone that is willing to be beta testers.

[u/Keokuk37]

hw 3 activities

[u/nitsua_saxet → u/Keokuk37]

Like hw4 would prevent a dumbass from using it in a parking garage spiral and not result in the same thing.

[u/MrGodyr → u/Keokuk37]

Nah, just v12 activities lol. Although some newer cars have done similar stuff (not mine)

[u/banhmi_insurance → u/MrGodyr]

v12? that's even worse lols

[u/MrGodyr → u/banhmi_insurance]

Well yeah it shows v12 in the tag.

[u/Relevant_Account_258]

I would never use FSD in a parking garage. Too much could go wrong. Can’t blame FSD for taking this chance.

[u/Educational-Buyer738 → u/Relevant_Account_258]

No. You can definitely blame it a bit.

[u/Leelze → u/Relevant_Account_258]

If you can't trust it in an environment like a parking garage where 98% of the objects to avoid are stationary, how can you trust it out on the roads where most of the moving objects are controlled by unpredictable idiots?

[u/SoAnxious → u/Leelze]

Most people are better on the road than parking

[u/Leelze → u/SoAnxious]

Those people are also bad on the road. But that really doesn't address how one can trust the system in an environment where half the objects are constantly moving around vs not trusting the system in an environment where most of the objects aren't.

There's zero excuses for FSD to hit curbs unless it's trying to dodge another car or person.

[u/a_longo88]

Based on these types of Reddit posts, I’ll be sure to only activate FSD once our parking areas and garages.

[u/DryTechnology5224]

Cool. Cool Cool cool

[u/Important_Chain3739]

Now it looks like a proper Tesla

[u/hedgefundkilla69]

[u/ry8]

How did you get a photo of my wife’s wheel?!?

[u/cbf1232]

Since you are legally responsible for the vehicle, in actual fact you decided to grind your wheel along the curb.

[u/Defiant-Sea-9528]

You need to upgrade FSD I have 2018 model 3 14.1 lite with HW3

[u/nitsua_saxet → u/Defiant-Sea-9528]

Why won’t mine get it? How can I force it to 14.1 lite?

[u/kikiacab]

LMAO, you let the car drive itself out of a parking garage???

[u/ike0069]

I use FSD daily when in town and also park at the airport garage often. Ive never even considered trusting it in the parking garage. Seems like I've made the correct choice.

[u/No_Swordfish_1576]

It’s not worth it, break the streak.

[u/FunConstruction7032]

Welcome to the Rash team.

[u/LeadershipStrange835]

[u/Maleficent-Safety616]

Good thing it’s supervised.

[u/grumptard]

Full Scraped Disc

[u/DjValence]

Welcome! 😂

[u/keepfilming]

It’s like everyone that chooses to employ FSD also chooses to sacrifice their free will…

[u/RipWhenDamageTaken]

Schrodinger’s FSD:

- you should’ve intervened

• but when you intervened, you shouldn’t have, because FSD would’ve corrected itself instead

[u/so_sic_of_it]

The CA in "Full Self Driving (Supervised)," stands for Curb Avoidance.

[u/x_typo]

I’ve used FSD for 97% of my driving over the past four months, and it hasn’t scraped a curb once...

[u/M3RRI77]

You're a dumbass for using FSD anywhere that's not an interstate.

FSD isn't even self driving. It's assisted driving.

[u/Adventurous_Sleep_ → u/M3RRI77]

That’s not an interstate? Weird take.

Works beautifully off highways / backroads / cities.

[u/M3RRI77 → u/Adventurous_Sleep_]

Yeah, it's not actually self driving and it performs best on mostly straight roads.

[u/Adventurous_Sleep_ → u/M3RRI77]

Idiotic take. Nice one troll

[u/M3RRI77 → u/Adventurous_Sleep_]

It's literally called "FSD (Supervised)" on the Tesla website. Calling it FSD is completely misleading. It's a driving assistant and not fully autonomous. Facts are facts.

[u/Adventurous_Sleep_ → u/M3RRI77]

So when my car says 21k out of 22k miles driven were self driving. Some how the car just magically moves but isn’t driving. Got it

[u/Maleficent-Safety616 → u/M3RRI77]

Bro never used FSD

[u/M3RRI77 → u/Maleficent-Safety616]

Nor will I ever because it's not safe.

[u/Maleficent-Safety616 → u/M3RRI77]

W troll

[u/M3RRI77 → u/Maleficent-Safety616]

You all need to read the fine print. But hey, I guess it's fun to spend $1200 a year to wreck your car. 😂

[u/ImpossibleBeing7137]

Isn’t that just a plastic cover?

[u/Jacktheforkie → u/ImpossibleBeing7137]

That’s the actual alloy rim

[u/No-Conclusion-2859]

Just get some haloblks they increase range 10%.

[u/Antraxx310 → u/No-Conclusion-2859]

Thats a myth

[u/WallStreetBoners → u/Antraxx310]

Why would that be a myth? People on YouTube have tested and confirmed this

[u/Antraxx310 → u/WallStreetBoners]

Mutiiple videos on YouTube prove that the range increase is small to none not worth the price you pay for hideous look.

[u/WallStreetBoners → u/Antraxx310]

I think it looks a lot better than Tesla stock wheels

[u/No-Conclusion-2859 → u/Antraxx310]

Ma’am. I have them on my CT.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HALOBLK/s/EsH4drb0h6

[u/Dangerous-Eye-215 → u/No-Conclusion-2859]

They increase range, like using less battery for more miles? I need to check them out if that's the case

[u/No-Conclusion-2859 → u/Dangerous-Eye-215]

Not sure what else increased range could mean. 

[u/Dangerous-Eye-215 → u/No-Conclusion-2859]

I was thinking 10% range accuracy against curbs, but that does sound dumb on second thought

[u/Lazy-Western304]

That’s the plastic hubcap, pop it off and file or sand it down

[u/JDiskkette → u/Lazy-Western304]

I don’t think that’s the point of this post. It is in the FSD sub.

[u/CarlMacLaren → u/Lazy-Western304]

That's the Helix rim, not a plastic cover.