Recent content by EARL99208

Mountain weather like Tahoe or any mountainous area is not something to take lightly. I'm glad you are attempting to tackle this ahead of time before you head up there. You should be fine, but winter tires will definitely be a benefit up on the mountain if and when the weather changes on...

It worked for me….thank you very much. :)

This happing to me on my MYLR and it drives me nuts…..I'll do the same as you did and hopefully get it to stop this.

I've not put on any Winter tires on yet….the Hankook Ion evo as suv tires that are on the MY now got around NE Washington with no problems at all in the first snow storm of the season.

This is from Tesla's web page. "Chill: limits acceleration for a smooth and gentle ride (available on all vehicles equipped with Autopilot hardware). Standard: provides the normal level of acceleration (available on non-Performance All-Wheel Drive vehicles and Rear Wheel Drive Model S...

The 2021 MYLR that I just got has the 20in Induction wheels with summer tread on and I just switched out to a all season…..not sure yet if I made a mistake not getting a full Winter tire or not. The stiffer ride of the 20in wheels does not bother my wife or I at all. Before I bought this...

That's god to know….Thank you!!

No idea where it was originally bought and registered. It doesn't intrigue me enough to go pay for a Carfax to find out either.

This may be a silly question to some, but as you are adjusting tire pressures will the Tesla beep the horn to notify you that you have reached the 42psi? I know that some manufactures have this feature in their vehicles.

Very interesting information,, Chalk upon more Tesla Model Y for Washington…I just purchased a 2021.

Awesome looking MYP!!! :cool:

Correct me if I'm wrong in thinking this, but isn't the USB port in the glovebox for the recording of the camera's in sentry mode?

CONGRATULATIONS dp13

Those look cool.

I totally agree with the missing the boat on the design of the door opening.