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This was the most helpful video that describes exactly how I found my solution. While this is not my video, it's very applicable Steep driveway scrape

I did. I don't have a video on hand but I can try to take one in the coming days my schedule is jam packed. but in essence you drive up on the right side of the driveway and as the front wheels crest the top, you swerve the tires left and pull into the far left side of the garage. In essence you...

One consideration -- mobile service from Tesla replaced mine in about 30 minutes. Even a pro took that long to do. It cost about $25 labor plus cost of the filter. Probably about $60 in total but I didn't have to spend hours learning how to do it, find the tools or shop for the filter, and get...

Thanks for the comment. We were ultimately able to find a resolution -- that is Drive up the right side of a 2 car driveway, and swerve left just as the wheels crest this angle change. The result was entering the garage diagonally but no scrape, no scratch. Also doing this with no added luggage...

Turns out we ended up with a solution to this. Drive up on the right side of the two car driveway, and just before the front wheels crest this angle change, swerve left -- and enter the garage diagonally, crossing this crest/peak at a steep angle. No scratch. No scrape.

Looking for help and input from fellow owners and enthusiasts. Have a steep driveway into garage and every entry scrapes the bottom of our model 3. Lately we've added 2 Vestil speed bumps and 2 Pyle ramps but still with no success. We've played back and forth with positioning and tried this over...