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Both DetailTech in Lexington and J&J in Paris are highly recommended! I'm also on the fence about wrapping mine.

NICE!!! Do you still have your S?

Social media influencers get prioritized. Here are a few more to note: Chuck Cook - Florida Dirty Tesla - Michigan AI DRIVR - California

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Before heading into work I decided to stop and snap some pictures. Nice foggy morning here in Lexington ?

Nice find!! Screenshots for those that don't wanna click that link LOL

To meet the 85% threshold, Tesla might need to adjust its supply chain, sourcing more parts domestically. This could involve significant logistical and financial challenges, given the global nature of automotive supply chains. https://www.kbb.com/car-news/study-tesla-makes-the-most-american-cars/

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The 220V bed outlet will only output 40A

I don't know if that's a good idea. I think the max force that the L-track will support between two anchor points is ~700 lbs. I haven't heard of anyone that has installed a sitting bench on the L track. If you go this route then you should have something supporting the weight that's put on the...

Would like to see that prototype

Attended the Cincinnati Earth Day event today in Blue Ash, OH I had very good interactions with the public, they were very receptive to the truck and were honestly curious since most have never see it up close. Hopefully I changed the minds of a few folks there.

I'll try to test it out later today and see what weight triggers the AC.

I was thinking about getting the same one. I see that it 60 dB - is it pretty quiet? Any issues with the compressor since you've had it?

Other than remembering to turn on the AC from the front touchscreen. You could try to put some lead weights under the car seats to trigger the occupancy sensors on the seats themselves to simulate someone sitting. It doesn't need to be a lot of weight, probably 10-15 lbs will work. I know this...

Posted yesterday https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/free-fsd-transfer-is-back.40619/ @Administrator please merge threads

Just keep in mind that you'll see two different types of alerts: Service-Fix Customer The ones that are Customer-facing are ones that you should be concerned about. It's not uncommon that you'll see alerts on the "Service-Fix" page.