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I had a similar problem when I first got the truck. The SC put it on the lift, couldn’t find anything, when it came off the lift it no longer squeaked. It only took a mile or so of driving to come back. Shortly after I took it to the tire shop to have a tire plugged. Same thing, went in...

Black smoke? Battery fires are usually white smoke.

Those do appear slightly bigger and are stiffer than the fabric ones I use. Could you have defective sensor? I see on FB that other owners have had similar problems with the frunk not closing on stuff that shouldn’t prevent the frunk from closing. Tesla replaced a sensor to fix it.

I’m confused. I fill standard size reusable grocery bags to the rim and they fit fine in my frunk. Maybe there’s more than one standard? I have also purchased some plastic hooks that installed on the top of the frunk liner, which I hook the bag handles into to prevent them from toppling over.

Most of us don’t use the handle “HaulingAss”. You may be biased.

No, the impatient human driver is. One human and one possum owe their life to FSD 14 on my truck. I saw neither one until after FSD had already reacted.

I have exactly the same problem! I think it’s a mapping problem.

That sounds like 14.2.2.2. I got 14.2.2.3 a few days ago, which seems to have fixed the the truck not going in the direction the nav system says to go it.

You’re not supposed to have to look if you have the walk signal. How else can visually impaired people get across the intersection?

Is it just me? I’m in Atlanta. I’ve had my CT for 7 months now, but in last two months or so I’ve frequently had passing Black Atlantans ask me to look in my truck or ask questions about it. I’m always glad to oblige if it’s not too inconvenient. This didn’t happen in my first 5 months of...

In my experience either FSD 4.2 now recognizes “no turn on red” signs or they’ve added that data to the map data.

Today’s (12/2) Joe Tegtmeyer shows plenty of Cybertrucks at Giga Austin.

For a vehicle as heavy as the Cybertruck you’d probably have to have a solar array several times the footprint of the car to get 15 miles a day of charge. The Aptera and other solar cars that get significant miles a day of range from solar are very lightweight vehicles.

That’s why it’s “Supervised”! Forty doesn’t sound like many out of what surely must be thousands of RR crossings, though I guess not everyone will report. Always pay attention.

WHATEVER YOU DO, DON’T BUY THESE BARS FROM TESLAUNCH! I bought them and regretted it. They were too short to fit at the rearmost position unless the screws attaching the mounts to the bars were backed out an eight inch or so, leaving a gap between the mounts and the bars. Not great. Then I tried...

I am, with my AWD Cybertruck. I took delivery on May 27. I have the standard tires and wheels. It sounds like the source is the front left suspension, over very minor uneven pavement. I’ve taken it to the SC and easily demonstrated it in the parking lot. But when they put it up on the hoist they...

EIA shows CA gasoline prices being over $4/gallon.

I have the opposite concern. When towing or car topping, how to get to stay below 65 mph, regardless of speed limit.