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I had a loaner CT that was a little newer that felt like it was a bit colder than mine. It didn't have the roof shade, so I decided I'd test removing my shade to see if it actually helped. I think it actually might have helped a little bit? It definitely traps hot air between the shade and the...

Any update on efficiency?

Anyone else got more pics of their brackets?

Any whistling on the highway?

Test in various positions around your listening position and plot them all, might have been in an anti-node.

I also hate that I can't adjust the speed manually. How dare it presume it knows better than any of us what speed we should be at at any given time.

Scared the shit out of me and my GF on a left turn in great weather with clean cameras that otherwise would have been made fine hundreds of times on v13. It jerked the wheel almost out of my hands, beeped loudly for me to take over, and did not prompt me to give feedback about the disengagement...

Same. I just don’t wanna scratch up my wheels. I like the idea of them though!

If Tesla fails to update their documentation they face no direct consequences. If they fail to issue a recall for something they risk severe financial penalties, civil lawsuits, criminal charges, and lasting brand damage.

Do you think that updating documentation is more of a priority than filing a recall?

This document was last updated 2025-10-01 before the recall.

Here's hoping

Visible bracket = yuck to me. I much prefer the integrated, seamless look.

Yuck I hope not.

100% agree. Having experienced this, its absolutely a huge safety concern.

Bingo.. Something like attached, but obvs more aerodynamic and engineered so it can stay open while driving.

In all seriousness, if this thing ends up being an inflatable pop up camper, I think they have a hit on their hands.

No matter how well that works that looks ridiculous.

Mine will be fine for weeks and then hug lines for an entire drive. Doesn't seem like there's any rhyme or reason to it.