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I have 3 Tesla currently charging at my house: 2024 Cybertruck AWD Charges on Universal Wall charger with dedicated 240v 60amp circuit 2026 Model Y AWD Charges on Gen 3 Wall charger with dedicated 240v 60amp circuit 2022 Model 3 AWD Charges on Gen 2 Mobile charger on 120v 20amp circuit...

Mostly smaller ones, from about 50% to 60% to 80%, but maybe 2-3 times a months from 20% to 80%.

Now I am worried. I have a 47xxx VIN. According to the PCS tool, I have the E version. I charge everyday at home, 48amps, and have 33,000 miles. So if this is a fatigue issue, I am surprised that I have not seen this issue yet. No free supercharging, I checked.

It took about a week after installing the update, but now the Active Noise Reduction option is finally available on my CT!

So far, I have not noticed any changes. I am taking a long drive to the mountains this weekend, so we will see then.

Just updated mine this morning. Looking forward to seeing what changed.

I just have 1 question. Why did it take Tesla so long to come out with an adapter that worked with the Cybertruck? I would have bought this a year ago, when I bought my CT, and that was a year after they first started selling the CT.

I bought a MCEVKELN adapter several months ago, and I have used it 3 times. One at a ChargePoint 200kW charge in Fairplay, CO, as there was no Tesla supercharger anywhere near, and twice at a 300kW Rivian charger in Del Norte, CO because is was an even split between Denver and Pagosa Springs...

Agreed. I really want Tesla to focus on building out the Alaskan Highway, so selfishly, I can drive my CT to Fairbanks from Colorado.

Here's mine:

I hung the lights with command clips. They stick surprisingly well on the stainless steel. All the lights are plugged into the outlets in the truck bed. It helps that you can string mutliple lights together. When applying the clips, make sure you clean off the area well. Any dirt will prevent...

A little Christmas cheer:

I noticed that as well. It seems that the latest update to FSD, either 14.2 or 14.2.1, added this 'feature'.

There is a stretch of E-470 in Denver going north, where my CT thinks it's a speedway. Thank goodness FSD maxes out at 85.

I have nothing but good things to saw about the Duellers so far. We received a bit of snow out here in Denvber the last 2 days. My CT with the Duellers handle it wonderfully. Some slippage on icy patches, but great grip on snow. I took these tires on a trail to St Mary's Glacier a few weeks...

The dirt road we took did not look any more rough than any other dirt road, but there was likely some sharp rocks on it given the punctures on the tire. My tires were not new. They had about 10,000 miles on them at the time. The tires were at normal pressure, as I had just come off of a...

Take it off-roading with the Pirelli tires at your own risk. Don't get me wrong, I loved you videos. I just had a different experience with the Pirelli AS tires. I have the front tires blow while going down a dirt road. I was barely able to get to a main road to have my CT towed. On the bright...

I just installed 14.2.1 and I have experienced the opposite. I have more navigation issues than I did before. I am hoping it will get better then more I drive it.

I'd like to hear how that tow went. I have a 9000lbs trailer that I have tow with my CT, and was very pleased with the performance.

:ROFLMAO:, you're joking, right?