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Was in the neighbourhood on Sept 4, charged just to add it to my list of superchargers I charged at. Put in the traditional $5.00

The only cars that are not drive by wire are those with out power steering, power brakes and cable driven carburetor

Haul an Alto trailer with my model Y, hope they put in some pull through stalls.

250 pound floor matts.

Got my replacement Model Y Aug 29 2022 after being T boned by a red light runner on Dec 20 2021. Hitched it up and went camping, drives like the trailer is not there.

Dropped by Oct 8 and checked it out, looks like its just waiting to be commissioned.

Was driving with a green light when a red light runner hit, I came out OK, glad I had a Tesla Looks like a write off? The front end is pushed over to drivers left lots of parts inside have moved.

Tow our Alto trailer with our Y, get 225km to 250km range depending on wind and hiils, easy to get to the next super charger, charge overnight in camp grounds, works for us on long trips. Our Outback lost about 40% of its range therefore very close in range loss.

DIY mud flaps with mud

Trying to find out the number of amps available on pin 4 of the connecter, the Tesla manual gives no details?

Hi On a 310km one way averaged 310 wh/km, fairly flat route, temp around 25C

Hi Great that you like the Safari Condo Alto, ours is 9 years old, at that time it was about 1750 lbs looks like they got heaver since then, replaced the battery with an lifepo4 which saved use some weight. Tend to drive at the limit or just below. Still getting a feel for the range while towing.

Heading to and camping in Algonquin park. 310km one way averaged 310 wh/km Charging at Barrie Camping at Pog lake

Pulling an Alto R1713 trailer at 846kg 280 km each way From Cheltenham Ont to Rondeau provincial park Averaged 305Wh/km going and 262 Wh/km returning. Charged in campground with a TT30 plug at 115V @ 25amps providing 17km/hour Charging at Woodstock Ontario

I call it my charging outhouse