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Now open to offers before selling elsewhere. Thanks Boyd 07867 165250

I have for sale my newly refurbished (mint) 21" Genuine Tesla Turbines, with new genuine Continental TPMS sensors and evenly worn 5mm tread approx tyres 245/35zr21 Pirelli P Zero. No buckles or cracks, been holding air for the last 2 months with no issues. Recently sold my car with winter 19"...

I think it's just a case of trying to work out how much of your usage you can condense into 4 hours (Go) or 5 Hours (Go Faster). I'm on Go Faster and get 5 hours between 01:30am and 06:30am. (you can choose any 5 hours in a row between 8:30pm and 06:30am I have a Heat Pump and schedule...

What a lovely problem to have, 'Idle fees'. As a large battery, early S owner, I don't have to worry about my car carging too fast, I go looking for bears to buy me some more time, hehe

Could you let me know how it goes please, I am just up the road also and am considering exactly the same options and would prefer to use a local company. Thanks

Hello, could you tell me if the TPMS are pre or post 2014, Thanks Boyd

Other than my Model S, I have a 70 plate Toyota Corolla Sportback HEV. The 'Self charging kind' according to Toyota can barely do 1 miles electric only. I am a careful driver able to usually get above average MPG in the cars i've owned. I'm struggling to get 60 MPG and barely 300 miles to a tank...

Agreed, I'd talked my Aunty into an electric car since i've had the Tesla. She chose the Skoda CitiGo which Skoda has now stopped selling already. Her experience from charging out and about couldn't be more different from that of mine using the Supercharger network. Lot's of failed charging...

Link worked for me this morning. Surely every charger should have contactless payment available as a minimum. For mass adoption it should be as easy as possible to charge. I also think that fast charging should cost more than below 50kwh, however all pricing should be within a set percentage of...

I went went for 2nd hand MS85 over my M3 reservation in the end, mostly due to boot/frunk space/access. The Supercharger network is important for anyone who will ever need to charge mid-journey. Most of the old school Auto makers haven't put any effort into thinking about how their customers...

I've been a Volkswagen, Audi group fan all my driving life. I have owned in excess of 35 cars most of which have been VW's, with some Audi's. I owned a Dieselgate Bluemotion and was shocked at all carmakers but especially VW as it affected me and their attempts to trick us into harming the...

Return journey slightly higher as i didn't hang around, whereas outward journey I took it easier. Still not bad at 313 wh/Mi

I have recently driven down from Northampton to Dorset circa 150 miles averaging 304wh/Mi with a fully loaded car with 3 bikes on a towbar bike rack. I think that journey would normally be around 270-280 so don't think that's bad at all.

Like others have said, might be worth looking at a Model S or X, there is a difference in the build quality and Elon/Tesla have never hidden the fact the the 3 was built to a price to be affordable. I think comparing the 3 to your previous car history is unfair, comparing to an S or an X would...

Imagine how stupid you'd have to be to buy this car. The depreciation will be horrific, let alone the running cost. It wouldn't matter how rich you were, you'd be very dim to consider this purchase, and throw money down the drain along with the planet. Makes me sick to think of the effort that...