Recent content by Maximillan

And doesn't understand the concept of Opportunity Cost.

When a new revision comes out like this that only a couple of numbers ahead of what you're currently on, you should just immediately take it on the premise that they've pushed it quickly to address the bugs on the version that you're currently running.

There's nothing in regulation about the phone being on the charging pad, and if you have any doubt as to whether it's secure let me know if you've ever had the phone come off the cradle. The wording is clear, and the Tesla phone cradle complies. As for the example of your son's fine, that's a...

The Tesla phone holder / wireless charger complies with this definition, why not leave the phone sitting there and then answer the call that way?

Haha, it continues to be a learning experience. The reason for this thread's existence and continued popularity is that it's been an invaluable forum for sharing knowledge and gotchas related to new software versions. Those that bravely go early usually help the rest of us who prefer a more...

I'm on 23,000kms on a RWD MY and am unlikely to see 30,000kms without requiring new Hankooks. I started a thread on it about a month ago and I found out that I wasn't the only one. The wear may not more or less than any other car, however the original EV tyres do have their peculiarities. I...

One colleague finally has his 3 in for some panel work, it's been a three month wait due to parts. Another colleague has been waiting since January for Tesla to supply a bonnet for a Y. You'd expect that replacement bonnets would be needed in decent numbers by panel beaters for repairs. The...

I haven't seen them policing it once since post COVID. This transit lane directive has saved a colleague 20 minutes daily on the morning commute along Military road.

I'm still on 2024.2.7 and have no connectivity issues. Immediately accepting software releases because you want to be on the latest version means that you have be ok with being part of the cohort that finds the bugs that Telsa missed.

Got it, it's a FB group. Thank you.

Worth a read to get a sense of the broader change that still needs to occur in the Australian claims and repair sector. https://www.drive.com.au/caradvice/electric-car-insurance-claims-delays-problems/

Could you please post a link to this group?

As anyone who has worked in corporate IT will attest, legacy tech and thinking is hard to kill.

This is the one thing that you can do to help keep your car cleaner for longer, and make it easier to wash. It's a must for any new car, $1000 well spent with a GTechniq detailer. My preferred car wash products are from NV, however it often comes down to personal preference.