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i was gonna say the same thing. Anyone from Colorado going to pick one of these up?!

7hrs and 10 min. TO be fair, i did not add full albums as I did not think that would be entirely fair. Those that suggested albums, I took a look and found the song with the greatest amount of hits and just added that. Figured it would provide a sample at least. Tried (not hard) to get the...

So I had the 2-pack cooler bags. They were nice for a little while but there was a tendency to fill them up a bit much for to them being so large. The straps ended up coming detached from poor stitching and excessive weight. Reached out to see if I could warranty them and got no response. Ended...

Okay. So many to listen to! Who's gonna volunteer to put together this playlist for us?

Looking for a single Core wheel to use as a spare. Don't need the tire, but if it's cheap, I'll probably take it. Really only need it for 1 trip I have planned where it's a guided tour and a spare tire is mandatory.

I am using a universal wall connector and a Gen 3 wall connector. I have mine on separate circuits connected to the main panel by the meter. My only regret is not having the wiring run through the walls and instead having conduit lines. I plan to finish my garage someday and want a cleaner...

Thanks everyone for you input and ideas. Ended up finding a 3D print online that I went with. I had to modify it a bit by adding length to top otherwise it was too short to mount the mini. Original designer i think went with regular ASA but I ended up using ASA-CF (carbon fiber). I made the...

Bossman - Lutan Fyah

Yeah. From Les Schwab they cost about the same. When I traded in the Goodyears, I think I had to pay $12 more for the XTMs due to tariffs.

Last 200 miles was 378. Overall after 5700 miles it's 401. Still falling though. Did some highway speeding and sport mode launches which really jacked up my averages. I'd say 378 is closer to accurate. Measured the same at 2400 miles.

I've driven them in heavy rains and through standing water on the highway. Had no issues. I was little weary too because of one review a guy had using them on his rivian. He made it sound like they hydroplaned at speeds less than 35 and talked about losing control multi times before taking them...

My vote is going to be the CT. I think Aptera might ship a few and then go belly-up.

I had to take a step back and re-read your original post. So the Tesla rep is correct in canceling the order. From Tesla: So they will not install a Powerwall 3 along with Powershare. It seems like your original order was asking for both which they cannot do and hence why they are saying...

I'm that case, all you need is this: Tesla Powershare Home Backup Bundle https://shop.tesla.com/product/powershare-home-backup?sku=1841000-99-B Will work right away. Plenty of Tesla certified installers in and around Boulder.

I see you're in Boulder. There should 100% be Tesla installers there. I'm by Loveland and Tesla came out and did mine. I might ask for a new rep and make a complaint. Everything, for me, was seamless and fast and they did a great job. If you're going the whole route of solar and batteries, is...

One thing I'd like to see is CT being used for those times when PW3 won't quite make it to the end of peak pricing, leaving me with a larger buffer for power outages. I think the testing with CT being able to export back to the grid is a great sign. They're working on it.

Last emails that went out were that Powershare for CT with Powerwall would be mid-2026. There was a post of someone getting asked to join Beta for testing, but not sure how valid that was. Thoughts were it would be available via OTA in May or June. From the Tesla website today "Powershare...

I have these and love them. Have 5,700 miles on them so far. 33,400 miles on the truck with average of 371 wh/m. Last 200 miles is 378 wh/m. 5,700 miles with these tires averages 401 wh/mi. I first went with the Goodyears since these tires were not yet available through Les Schwab and...

I ran across this article today. Reading through it I thought it was all so familiar sounding: the best part is no part, rapid iteration, 48 volt architecture, reduced complexity, manufacturing in pieces, etc, etc. Has me wondering if Ford might get it right this time. Also, I thought it...

I would say the Juggernaut ratchet automatic retracting ratchet straps. A must have.