same exact issue with mine about a month ago and i thought it was unbalance of air suspension pressure or some loose panel. i slow down a bit and it stopped, so far only happen once.
i have been looking for a way to reduce heat from direct sunlight on to the glass roof, tinting it from the inside was not an option due to fear of glass cracking with heat build up. For months i have this flimsy fabric shade which did not help much and it was ugly. i found Hanshow has a...
My free FSD trial end in May of this year but i want purchase it outright before Feb-14. Tesla app show only subscription with option to renew but there's no option to buy. Please help, anyone?
I installed my clicker for door and gate by hook them to the front headliner. pull it down and hook them on and push it back, one on each side of the rearview mirror. they fit perfectly with no rattle.
yes, mine tailgate people on the freeway cause some anger from front drivers and leaves a giant gap on inside road which cause frustration from behind driver so often time they were just go around and cut me off.
I'm on 1-yr FSD trial in my CT until May then Tesla will charge my account as a sell transaction, but since Feb-10 we are no longer able to purchase FSD, should I go ahead purchase FSD before Feb-10? or will Tesla honor the sell at FSD trial deadline in May? I'd rather wait until May due to tax...
unless the hole on the side wall, you can get a Screw-Plugs kit from Amazon and fix the tire yourself, and keep it in the truck for road side emergency. i used this kit for all my cars, it is very ez to use and it did last the life of the tire.
maybe if you coast downhill much faster than when you cruising back uphill or the load was heavier downhill than when going back up. It's about balancing regen and juice pedal, you can play around with efficiency but nothing is free, not even freedom (got a bit political here).
i was parking next to one awhile back. it seem to get dirty very ez. it's not for me but everyone is of their own, worst case scenario you can always wrap it when you grow tire of it.