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You are lucky it charged at all... Call service now.

I have it too... Navigation still takes me where I don't want to go.

and how much gas tax are you paying ... ooooooooooooooh wait ... none.

I thought the screw was steel.

USE A MAGNET TO MOVE IT.

warning.. this could void the warranty

It is probably the wheels ... Tesla wants you to run the real wheel and wheel covers..

I cannot seem to get the spare tire in the frunk, so I will need to put a padlock on the rear

Nor does it speed up when the posted speed limit goes up

I guess I was lucky. Mine went to reduces charging . My 50 amp charger would only go to 32 amps and my 32 amp charger would only go to 20. so the 2 week wait was ok.

I have a foundation Beast and the only time I use "Beast mode" is when someone wants to feel the full acceleration "head jerker" that people ask about. Other than that it is probably not worth it.

This is really bad when the posted speed is 70 yet the CT does not recognize it. The screen shows 55 for miles and miles (US hwy 31 from Kilgore to Tyler TX)... I have had to use "hurry" or "madmax" to get to 70 mph. I wish I could go back to speed control on the wheel like it was a year ago.

I agree... why can't we have both ... use the right wheel toggle to change mode and use the wheel to trim the speed regardless of mode.

You gotta remember "everything is more expensive in New York"

The wiper is the worst problem and should be the easiest to fix... I think the wiper should be off and stay off until I turn it on especially in FSD. I am constantly having to turn it off every time I get back into FSD from trying to miss a pot hole of some other thing that FSD does not recognize.

I got 2025.38.6 and I still get dry wipes in FSD. I noticed it occurring right after passing an oncoming large truck on a two lane hwy. I am beginning to think it has something to do with the wind pressure from the oncoming truck, but I have not seen any post describing that issue. I wish...

I will take them... Will you ship to Texas?

If you have solar power at your home where you push your excess power back to the grid, then you should be able to do it. It would probably require a separate 3-way connection that disconnects your solar and connects your CT to replace your solar (say at night) then your home would be powered...