Automatic Garage Opener - HomeLink

Homelink can be found on the Tesla Shop but service-installed vehicle accessories are only available for purchase and installation at Tesla Service Centers. Pricing includes installation costs. To purchase, schedule a service appointment in the Tesla app. Once installed, service-installed vehicle accessories are non-refundable.

Schedule a service appointment in the Tesla app to complete installation.

No. Homelink installation must be done by a Tesla service technician. You can schedule your installation appointment in the Tesla app.

To program Homelink in Model 3 and Model Y, follow these steps. Pairing instructions are also available in your Owners Manual.

Note: Only devices with a rolling code remote need to go through the 'Learn' process. If you have an old device that is not equipped with a rolling code remote or it is ‘Quick-Train’ compatible, you can skip this part of the process.

• Check the batteries in the remote.
• Hold the remote against the front bumper approximately 6 inches left of the Tesla emblem and hold the button down. It may take as long as 3 minutes.
• Check the compatibility of the remote by contacting the HomeLink manufacturer.

• Make sure you are pressing the receiver's LEARN button. Most receivers have two buttons and an LED. For instructions on how to put the receiver into learning mode, refer to the owner documentation provided with the HomeLink device.
• Most devices stay in learning mode for 3-5 minutes. Immediately after pressing the ‘Learn’ button, follow the instructions displayed on the touchscreen.
• Park your vehicle with its front bumper as close as possible to the HomeLink device.
• Make sure you haven’t reached the device receiver's limit of learned remotes/cars. Most receivers can learn up to five remotes/cars. If the receiver's memory is full, you must clear the memory and restart the programming process. For instructions on how to clear the receiver's memory, refer to the owner documentation provided with the HomeLink device.