23-EQS580-SUV

I'm at work and received a notification that EQS got an impact at 360 degrees. What weird is that I know the EQS is in the garage. After viewing a dozen of fisheye photos of the surrounding I found nothing. Called my wife and she told me there was an earthquake. We had a 4.1 earthquake about an hour ago. it about 6 miles away. what a relief

Radman991

I had a situation somewhat similar to this. I shipped my car from RI to Florida and by accident armed the cars alarms mid way in transit. Right after I armed the car I got a 360 collision warning. Called the truck driver who said nothing had happened and even stopped the truck to make sure car hadn’t come loose for some reason. Turns out it was the shaking of the car that set the collision alarm off. Driver told me don’t lock the car again.

ScottC2

I think it is, indeed, a rare thing when someone considers an earthquake to be a great relief

23-EQS580-SUV

When I got this 360 notification first thing to mind was something happen to the whole SUV. Would you rather be relief at some minor tremors or to finds out your family was in a rollover? Hope you never have to find out.

I been in a 6.4 earthquake and it was like an another normal day for me. Earthquakes are a regular occurrence here in California.

I witnessed this rollover accident the day before. I stopped to help. Don’t want this for anyone.

Ant`Toe`Knee K

I too shppied my cars (EQE & Tesla) from Washington State to South Carolina and experienced the same alert.
From the Tesla app I viewed the transport, just lost my front tag.
The dispatch reassured me the EQE is okay, the dealer, stated, make sure you place vehicles in car wash mode, to avoid alerts.

Radman991

Car wash mode is a good idea. My driver told me he leaves the driver window down, car unlocked and keys on drivers seat while transporting. I used an enclosed truck so no worries about road debris or rain.