Recent content by Laurent

This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing 2024 Model Y Gemini Wheels. Please add to the discussion here.

The only "review" I found was a comment on this YouTube video : AlegreDiaVolver I got these since July(summer) and already tested them on snow(in the city so far). They handle incredibly well and give me a lot of confidence, the only difference to seasonal tires I've spotted is longer braking...

Would you mind linking to the review in question? Thanks.

Can you please help me diagnose a new noise coming from the front of my 2012 P85? It usually kicks in after driving for half an hour or so. I can hear it even when the car is not moving and the A/C is off. Dropbox - Noise.mov - Simplify your life

I’ve had my Model S for 7 years now and I still love driving it. It’s just so smooth and quiet. One-pedal driving with instant power and regenerative braking is simply awesome and makes the car feel like an extension of your body. Charging is a non issue; in fact, it’s much easier and faster...

The 2012 Model S felt like the car of the future and still does. My P85 uses 320 Wh per mile on average.

I was following this car for a while in Sunnyvale, couldn't see any tailpipes. Some kind of electric car prototype? IMG_1471b by Laurent posted Sep 23, 2019 at 3:39 PMIMG_1469b by Laurent posted Sep 23, 2019 at 3:38 PM

Came off my 2012 Model S earlier this year. $100 + shipping

Mine is listed here: Tesla Model S Front Bumper Nose Cone It's in very good condition as it was protected by a clear wrap (which I removed).

This is the nose cone that came off my 2012 Model S earlier this year. It was protected by a clear wrap (which I removed) so it is still in very good condition. The Tesla T is missing as it was transferred to my new front bumper. There are no holes for parking sensors. The model number is...

I still have my old nose cone if you're interested in buying it. It's been sitting in my garage. I would need to remove the clear wrap that's on it and clean it. It's in great shape but it's missing the Tesla T that was transferred to the new front bumper.

[start spelling police] “it’s” stands for “it is” or “it has”. Either way, “Model 3 set to dominate it’s category” doesn’t make sense. I think you meant to write “Model 3 set to dominate its category”. [end spelling police]