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The tire was low when I first drove the car new from tesla. I thought it was just poor prep, as tesla was having a lot of problems then and filled it up when I got home. Almost 4 years ago. Multiple visits to the dealer, including one time they called me to tell me the computer told them it was...

tesla cannot find leak, pretty much since day one. 2018 awd long range 18 inch oem rim. it goes all summer without a problem, but when we hit a cold spot it loses 20 pounds over the weekend. I'm inclined to think a porous rim, or dissimilar metals in tps. Anybody else have this problem?

Depends on the state. In my state a ear ender if always 'at fault'. which includes the car damaged stuff, your time out of work etc.

I find it depressing that after purchasing a high tech luxury vehicle with FSD, honda has most of the same features for half the price, and with better fit and finish. Only been waiting 16 months. Model 3 long range AWD.

Hi, I was wondering if there is a way to program parking. I would like to stop my #3 and have it park itself the same way every time. My driveway is shaped like a "T".It comes off the road and is maybe 60 feet by 2-3 car widths. At about 40 feet is a t that goes to the gerarge, outside the door...

I'd say drive it a few miles once a week, Keeps the brakes from rusting, tyres from getting out of round, sediment in coolant from settling, etc. I have no idea about battery life, but I think, without particular logic it might be a good thing.

Hi, If I'm not mistaken, all the door handle does is push a switch, that functions the same as the switch on the door. Since all the functions on the door are controlled by the same module, can't tesla do an ota update to have an 'open the door' function on the app that would mimic the signal...

In some areas people leave their wallet and phone in their car when they go to the gym, theves are aware of this. In such areas I would considor the gym lot a fair risk for break in.

let the technology be your backup, it may see a red light you didn't, but keep your eyes open anyway, and don't sleep in the back seat.

I think a number of people are walking into these safety assist features with a poor perspective. The roads are not video games. For example, if the light is out and you continue through an intersection, you could be endangering yourself. The technology is technically correct, but dead is dead...

long ago my father had a body shop. H'd said he had many a car where the person said the car took off on it's own and crashed. this is pre computer, carburetor days. He surmised people hit the gas when thery meant to hit the brtake.

If you hold the button, and do not let go, it may continue to drive. It should not be used unsupervised (not that you did or didn't, I have no way of knowing.)