Recent content by Volleyballmom

Yup, happened to me. In minus 10 degrees celsius weather 150 km from home. It was a cold ride back! Like Boones said, open a service ticket and have Tesla fix it. It took a couple of visits but they finally fixed it and climate has been working great ever since.

Me. Car didn't slam to a full stop, but braked hard enough for no apparent reason to scare me a little. It's also tried to pull me into the wrong lane a couple of times.

Hey there, hope you're doing good over there in Quebec City. I've looked through the owner's manual and can't see anything about rustproofing. But driving in QC winters and NOT rustproofing my vehicle is causing me serious corrosion anxiety. Are you saying that my MY doesn't need rustproofing?

Just had same issue up here in QC. My local windshield place agreed to do a no-guarantees chip fix, but said most places wouldn't touch a Tesla. It was a double chip, so the fix wasn't perfect. I guess I'll have to go to my nearest Tesla SC 1 1/2 hrs away in the next few months to replace the...

I second this! Get the covers!

This just happened to me last night. Turned on my cruise control and my wipers went crazy - at full speed. My windshield was bone dry and clean. Very distracting to have to fuddle with the wiper control (only for it to have no effect). I had to exit cruise control to get the wipers to stop...

Hmm... interesting to know that it's not just on Tesla vehicles. Sounds like it's more of a technology issue.

Sorry to hear about your experience. I hope it starts going better for you. I got my 2022 MYLR AWD in Dec 21 and we've had a few service calls since. Sometimes the remote service was able to come, other times I had to make the 75 min drive to my nearest SC - including to repair/replace the heat...

There are more happy MYLRers out there than this forum might suggest. As you may have noticed, people are more inclined to spread negativity than positivity online 😄 Besides, forums are geared toward asking questions about concerns and issues (I think that's a good thing). So it biases...

After a winter of driving my MYLR AWD in snowy, icy and slushy conditions in Quebec (I'm assuming you get much of the same during your Minnesota winters), I strongly urge you to drive with the same care and caution in winter conditions as you would with any other car. The Model Y is a good car...

FWIW, I got the vent covers and installed them. Took 5 minutes. They're pretty flimsy and I couldn't get one to snap into place quite as firmly as the other, but they are in place and so far under the driver's seat that no rear seat passenger should be able to kick them out of place. Hopefully...

Yup, just happened to me too. Talk about a chilly ride home in sub zero temps. Thank goodness the heated seats and steering wheel still worked. Car isn't even a year old. Now they want me to drive more than another hour to the nearest SC. Not thrilled about that.

This happens to me from time to time with a software update. usually the problem resolves itself within a day or two. Until then, I have to pull my actual key card out of my wallet to get into the car and drive it. It's a little irritating but not the end of the world

It's really annoying. Especially if you don't know if it's a stupid rock.... or an important component of the car that's come loose. I just ordered my vent covers online. I didn't spend hours researching the options, but I found some covers that secure in place with double-sided tape and others...

So... my issue was a small rock got into the vent opening. Had to drive 70 minutes to my nearest Tesla SC but the technician was able to blow it out of the vent with compressed air. Fortunately, he didn't charge me for this, but I figure it's just a matter of time before something else gets in...