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Not the lates bikes. My kids now have full size bikes on the roof.

Forgot to mention that I also have 2 more bikes on the back on tow hitch carrier

In my experience, regular energy consumption is ~299 Wh/mi with Michelin Pilot Sport 4 All Seasons tires. With 2 MTB on top using Yakima bike carrier, it’s ~425-450 Wh/mi.

Happened to me once and I realized I side click and hold just a little too long. Quick side click = FF, click + hold = switch source.

Tesla is doing a lot more than you assume when you use navigation to a destination. This is just for alternate route:

Why not just buy a tire thread gauge and measure them yourself?

The icon shows up when you swipe down the audio control card to hide it. Tapping that music icon will bring the audio control card up again.

No it won’t fit

Totally possible for one person. I bought one last year and used it about 5 times now. A bit heavier than my previous Thule rack but at 55lb(?) it isn’t too heavy.

Both types will affect the parking sensors. I have both 😁 . That depends on the specific rack/carrier, and bikes. I've carried kids bikes on the hanging carrier because it is using the bike frame. Tray rack will have minimum wheel sizes that it supports and that will dictate the smallest kid...

32k and still going. 19” original OEM tires. Though mine are just about needing to be replaced. May be another 1 or 2 thousand miles. Drive mostly non-aggressive but my commute route takes me through twisty mountain road so plenty of turns at speed. Never used chill mode. Rotation every ~6000...

I am in NoCal and have driven up to Oregon and down to LA Multiple times. So far I had PB only on one particular short stretch on the way to LA. Everywhere else, I don’t get PB.

Work fine for me

Too forward. Probably in danger of being injured by air bag if it deploys. See manual for guidance.