ESP-D019
ESP_d019_wssMonWheelDirFR
Also written as ESP_D019 / ESP D019 / ESP_d019_wssMonWheelDirFR / esp_d019_wssmonwheeldirfr
Why does the exact Tesla alert ID matter?
Record the exact alert ID, including underscores, suffixes, and companion alerts. Tesla alerts that look similar can point to different modules, timestamps, and service procedures.
What does ESP-D019 mean?
Tesla diagnostic code in the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) module. This alert indicates the right front wheel speed sensor is in the wrong mounting position / direction or there is a faulty wheel. It also monitors the differences in the wheel direction. This error will be set if one of the following occurs: One rotation direction of the sensor signal is in one direction and the other three rotations are in the other direction.One rotation direction of the sensor signal has no rotation, one rotation in one direction, and two rotations in other direction.
Original Description
This alert indicates the right front wheel speed sensor is in the wrong mounting position / direction or there is a faulty wheel. It also monitors the differences in the wheel direction. This error will be set if one of the following occurs: One rotation direction of the sensor signal is in one direction and the other three rotations are in the other direction.One rotation direction of the sensor signal has no rotation, one rotation in one direction, and two rotations in other direction.
Affected Tesla Models
What You May Notice
- ESP-D019 may appear with another Tesla alert in the Electronic Stability Program (ESP) system.
- The vehicle may limit charging, driving, comfort, or safety features depending on the active alerts.
- The alert may clear after sleep, but recurring alerts should be treated as service-relevant.
How to Diagnose and Resolve
- 1 Reboot the vehicle by holding both scroll wheels
- 2 Check for available OTA software updates
- 3 If alert persists after reboot, schedule a service appointment
Severity Notes
ESP-D019 is a diagnostic or informational code in the Electronic Stability Program system. Typically no immediate action is required.