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Our Recommended Tesla Dashcam: USB SSD Drive Our Recommended Tesla USB for Dashcam and Sentry Modeīelow we’ll outline the options that we recommend for Tesla USB drives that work with Tesla Dashcam and Tesla Sentry Mode.

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There’s currently no way to see how full your drive is so Dashcam and Sentry mode will just suddenly stop working, so it’s better to use a larger drive that needs space cleaning less often. Secondly, you’ll want something with a lot of space ( at least 128 GB or more) since both the Tesla Dashcam and Sentry Mode can eat up a lot of memory, especially since they record from multiple cameras at once. Therefore, we recommend you stick with the ones below. Use USB drive that writes at 4 MB/s or higher. “Some clips not saved – USB too slow for Dashcam. We tried a USB stick, like this one as recommended by Tesla for music, which is rated for high speed and worked fine just for music, but when used for Dashcam it began failing after a couple months, giving us the following error message: Hence the reason we only recommend USB drives and Flash Cards designs for high read/write cycles for long periods of time. The Tesla USB speed should be 4 MB/s or higher, HOWEVER, it must be able to sustain that rate for long periods of time, which is where most typical USB thumb drives fail, even if they say they are faster than 4 MB/s, which most are.

So, you’ll want fast and robust USB devices like the choices below. One of the biggest problems Tesla owners encounter with the Tesla Dashcam feature is using drives that are too slow or can’t handle the amount of reading and writing activity that the Tesla Dashcam pumps out. The first thing you’ll want to get is a fast USB drive that can handle A LOT of read / write cycles. Fast USB Drive Needed for Dashcam & Sentry Mode Since there are a limited number of front USB ports, some people use one USB drive for all of the above (Dashcam and Sentry Mode normally use one drive, and Music another).

Music – You can store your own MP3 music on a USB drive and access it from the Music menu when you plug in your USB drive.

Sentry Mode – Sentry Mode on a Tesla watches your vehicle using its multiple cameras while parked and will automatically record any suspicious activity it senses.

Dashcam – The Tesla Dashcam continuously records footage from multiple cameras while you are driving but will only save the last 10 minutes if you press the dashcam icon (more on that later).

The front USB ports work with the following types of data features: Newer Tesla vehicles have a USB port in the glove box.

NOTE: Some recent 2022 models do not allow the transfer of data (only charging). In addition to charging your phone and other devices, the front center console USB ports in a Tesla can transfer data (the rear ones are for charging only). Tesla USB Ports & Compatible USB Drives The Front Tesla USB Ports

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Tesla Dashcam and Sentry Mode work with vehicles with AP 2.5 or greater that were produced after in late 2017 (see A1 vs AP2 vs AP3 for more).Īlso, be sure your Tesla software update is current (V10 or higher). That said, if you’d like to have more control, for example, to partition the drive for both footage and music, we’ll show you how right here. Now Tesla allows you to format a blank USB drive under Safety & Security in your vehicle’s Settings. Until recently, it wasn’t as easy simply plugging in a USB drive. All new Tesla vehicles have cameras around the vehicle that can record from various angles while driving or parked, great for extra security when if you want to record video footage from an accident (dashcam) or suspicious behavior near your parked car (Sentry Mode).

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One of the first things a new Tesla Model 3, Model Y, S or X owner usually asks is how to set up the Tesla Dashcam USB drive and how to use that same USB for Sentry Mode.