Recent content by SpartanToJo

Now that legacy S/X's are getting v12, how long of a wait for non-FSD owners to get a free trial?

The previous owner of my 2017 75D updated MCU and hardware. I have previously subscribed to FSD Beta in the past for a couple months.

I've seen a couple posts where owners of 2019's have indicated that they have gotten their free trial, but nothing older. Who has gotten it with a 2018 or older? I have a 2017 S 75D and am keeping my fingers crossed.

Pedantic much?

I saw this one cruising the streets of Troy, MI just north of Detroit.

Interesting thing happened this morning on my way to work: I was on a four-lane surface street in AP when I saw a black squirrel (with an acorn in its mouth) run into the street from the left, crossing two lanes of traffic. He then continued to run right out in front of me. I'm thinking road...

Just stopped in to check. No power to the chargers yet.

That shoulder sure looks like a lane to me. Especially with the tire marks from multitudes of vehicles using as such. I think that I would make the turn using the ‘shoulder’ in my Jeep.

I rescheduled my mobile appointment to a Service Center visit at the new Ann Arbor MI location. I was in and out in about two hours, Best of all, my bill was $307 due to some mix up. :cool: I headed straight to a Shell branded CCS charger and everything worked flawlessly. (2017 S 75D)

If you would like more information, feel free to research "Right to Repair" on Google or your favorite search engine.

Apple, John Deere, and many other companies have had lawsuits brought against them for similar reasons.

US auto manufacturers have legal obligations to have available service parts for emissions systems and parts to support recalls. Otherwise, service parts are available to support dealer service departments as long as it is profitable to do so. I worked for the service and parts division for...

My appointment has been rescheduled twice now. Current mobile appointment is for this coming Tuesday.

FUSC = Free Unlimited Super Charging

Tesla A) If you plan on charging to 75% and driving until your charge is 15%, then 75% of 238 is 178 miles. 15 % of 238 is 36 miles. Miles between charges would be 178-36 or 142 miles Tesla B) 75% of 290 is 217 miles. 15% of 290 is 44 miles. Miles between charges would be 217-44 or 173...