Recent content by SSonnentag

Congrats! This thread, or excerpts from it, should be pinned, as I'm sure this issue will arise many times in the future. :D

I'm vegan (for health reasons, not for environmental ones) and I thought it was funny. :D

According to Bing's AI.... (not sure how much I trust AI responses, but here it is anyway) When you’re paying cash for a car, it might seem puzzling that car dealers still insist on credit checks. After all, you’re not applying for financing or a loan. Let’s explore the reasons behind this...

Not sure why. Even cell phone companies do credit checks. It doesn't have any negative effects, so why get upset about a company performing a minimal act to ensure they don't get screwed?

I'm guessing 2 years on FSD for the CT. Things like locking differential(s) and powershare may actually happen within the next year.

paid cash for my MYP in October. Tesla’s credit check had a very short term and minimum credit score affects if any at all.

In my opinion, I wouldn't mess with a WD hitch. FIrst off, we don't know if they are approved for use on the CT by Tesla. Most unibody trucks specifically state not to use WD hitches. Second, in all of the towing tests I've seen on YouTube, where the trailer loads are up near the rated CT towing...

I can answer that one just from the picture. Range is TERRIBLE. Sails are big and flat for a reason. :LOL: My Diesel truck would drop from 20 mpg to 12 pulling that trailer at 65 mph. An EV, being more efficient, would drop even more, probably dropping from 2.1 miles/kWh to ~1 mile/kWh.

Get the axle weights measured as Woodrick suggested and you'll know the answer. Without the numbers you can't know whether the WD hitch is prudent.

100-145 lbs, depending on water content. Average is around 125 lbs for a 3-string bale of alfalpha. Perhaps you're thinking of straw?

Probably would be even easier if the truck wasn't at max height so that there was a bit of wheel drop available, and then air down. Nobody that knows what they're doing goes rock crawling at full freeway pressure. But then these guys were trying to tune the truck's software, so they may have...

Just remember that the high-end specs are shown, along with the base price.

HeatShield has made the best shades in my experience. They even have a CyberTruck one already. 2024 Tesla Cybertruck Crew Windshield Sun Shades, Car Window Shades and Car Window Covers by HeatShield - The Original Windshield Sunshade (heatshieldstore.com)

What do you suppose the range the "computer knows" is based upon?

This is why, IMO, it only makes sense to dispense with the range number and only show the battery percentage. No matter which range number you choose to display, it will be wrong.