Being where you hit is most likely the nether reaches of the structure of the CT in terms of height and length, I can understand when spatial awareness in spite of the cameras is crucial. I hope it.doesn't cost you too much.
When I park in my driveway, I tried to park as close to the fence as possible so that my wife can get her car in and not give me shit about it.
The model s, it's always been pretty easy and I guess I'm not yet used to the truck even though I've had it for a month.
So today, I got a little too close to the fence and boy did it mess up the truck. We're not talking about running into the fence directly but trying to back up and then I got a little too close and then one of the panels got caught in the post and it really messed up the post but it bent as well. Check out the pictures.
Bear in mind that this is parking speeds, very low speed. Judging from the post, that's some serious damage so if this were a person, they'd be pretty messed up.
I tried to bend that panel back with my hands and it's impossible. I tried to pliers and it's impossible.
There's this dude that happens to have a body shop across the street from the co-working space where I go to and I'm going to go and see if he can bend it back in place enough to make it look normal again.
Seems like you should be able to request service in the Tesla app the same as for any other Tesla. Anytime I've put service requests in the Tesla app, I've usually gotten response messages back fairly quickly.Same here hit a deer at 75 mph good luck getting Tesla to respond
If he can't bend it back, just have him bend the other side so you can say you opted for the aero package.When I park in my driveway, I tried to park as close to the fence as possible so that my wife can get her car in and not give me shit about it.
The model s, it's always been pretty easy and I guess I'm not yet used to the truck even though I've had it for a month.
So today, I got a little too close to the fence and boy did it mess up the truck. We're not talking about running into the fence directly but trying to back up and then I got a little too close and then one of the panels got caught in the post and it really messed up the post but it bent as well. Check out the pictures.
Bear in mind that this is parking speeds, very low speed. Judging from the post, that's some serious damage so if this were a person, they'd be pretty messed up.
I tried to bend that panel back with my hands and it's impossible. I tried to pliers and it's impossible.
There's this dude that happens to have a body shop across the street from the co-working space where I go to and I'm going to go and see if he can bend it back in place enough to make it look normal again.
I’m sorry, you probably feel very bad about this. I worry when trying to park close to obstacles in the truck. The 4 wheel steering can cause the rear to move closer to an obstacle, when your maneuvering away in way unlike a two wheel steered vehicle. I was impressed today when riding in my friends 5 year old Accura, by all the situational awareness presented when parking with birds eye view and proximity sensors. It really blows away what the much more expensive Cybertruck has. It’s almost the end of June, we’ll soon see if the Cybertruck actually receives any of the promised driver assistance aids, or just more empty promotion.When I park in my driveway, I tried to park as close to the fence as possible so that my wife can get her car in and not give me shit about it.
The model s, it's always been pretty easy and I guess I'm not yet used to the truck even though I've had it for a month.
So today, I got a little too close to the fence and boy did it mess up the truck. We're not talking about running into the fence directly but trying to back up and then I got a little too close and then one of the panels got caught in the post and it really messed up the post but it bent as well. Check out the pictures.
Bear in mind that this is parking speeds, very low speed. Judging from the post, that's some serious damage so if this were a person, they'd be pretty messed up.
I tried to bend that panel back with my hands and it's impossible. I tried to pliers and it's impossible.
There's this dude that happens to have a body shop across the street from the co-working space where I go to and I'm going to go and see if he can bend it back in place enough to make it look normal again.
It's practically a lost skill, but an aircraft sheet metal guy with an English wheel could make that piece look like new in a half hour.
Here's what I see when I back up into my garage.When I park in my driveway, I tried to park as close to the fence as possible so that my wife can get her car in and not give me shit about it.
The model s, it's always been pretty easy and I guess I'm not yet used to the truck even though I've had it for a month.
So today, I got a little too close to the fence and boy did it mess up the truck. We're not talking about running into the fence directly but trying to back up and then I got a little too close and then one of the panels got caught in the post and it really messed up the post but it bent as well. Check out the pictures.
Bear in mind that this is parking speeds, very low speed. Judging from the post, that's some serious damage so if this were a person, they'd be pretty messed up.
I tried to bend that panel back with my hands and it's impossible. I tried to pliers and it's impossible.
There's this dude that happens to have a body shop across the street from the co-working space where I go to and I'm going to go and see if he can bend it back in place enough to make it look normal again.
