Recent content by M3BlueGeorgia

Well I'm hoping for August ✔️😁

BTW The entry in supercharge.info says this is V2 with 250. Please can someone correct.

[Yesterday FSD was unexpectedly switched on by my wife when she thought she was switching on cruise control. That's bad, since we hadn't activated it in Settings.] It was activated without her knowledge and without her permission. Totally blindsided her.

Yesterday FSD was unexpectedly switched on by my wife when she thought she was switching on cruise control. That's bad, since we hadn't activated it in Settings. First problem with FSD is you can't just switch on cruise control. Second problem is FSD tried to wreck the car: * We are in the...

Wasn't my wife's experience today. FSD was activated automatically without her knowledge. Then when she went to switch on cruise control, she unexpectedly got FSD instead. FSD almost wrecked the car for her, as it switched lanes into a right turn lane far too early and she had to swerve back...

Just got back from UK where I rented a Model 3 LR AWD from Hertz. The target return percentage is 75%, so I returned it with 76% 😁 All 4 rims had the worst curb rash I've ever seen, so always check for that. No traffic on the display, but the routing allows for it. I took the USB drive from...

It's a bit more nuanced than that. Some bozo CEO at Hertz decided to get in bed with Uber and rent vehicles to Uber drivers. And they thought that was a great business to get involved with. Problem is that most Uber drivers only think they are making money if they ignore the cost of their...

To misquote Churchill: A permit is not the end, not the beginning of the end, but perhaps the end of the beginning.

Better to switch the outlet to 6-20

Tesla Navigator showing this Supercharger is possibly out of service. Could anyone who recently used it give an update?

Yes, 16 pedestals. Probably V3. There's a lot of office blocks, and upscale multi-storey condos and apartments around there, so it'll be well used.

Not used much, but when you need them, you need them. In hilly and mountainous terrain, after heavy snow, the police will block vehicles from the road without chains, or AWD and snow tires.

We bought a set of snow chains for our Model 3, when one of our daughters lived in Colorado and we used to drive out to her for Thanksgiving and Christmas. However, we had 18" rims and all-season tires. Whereas you have thinner summer tires. Never needed to use them, but always carried them in...

Our RWD LR Model 3 had the 120K mile battery warranty. I think the SR models had the shorter warranty.