Recent content by xkwizit

I had a very similar issue recently on my 2016 X. I put new tires and new Tesla wheels in Jan 2022 at the Tesla SC. The alignment was off and the SC did alignment twice last in April. Before I put 8500 miles the two rear had gone completely bald and in fact one of them blew on the highway as I...

All wheels have curb rash but no other damage. Local pickup ONLY. Pay cash or Venmo/Zelle.

Wheels have curb rash but no other damage. One wheel has more damage and it is free. I am only charging for three. Local to Sacramento, CA region. Come pick up and pay cash or Venmo/ Zelle. I am not shipping them.

Still looking for PW2 and gateway

Please DM me if you have a Powerwall 2 to sell.

How well does Tesla roof do for heat control as compared to normal roof like Spanish tile?

I think what they mean is technology hasn’t been around long enough to find and resolve issues as compared to PV panels.

Hi - we are in planning stage for a custom home and every builder we have talked to is trying to talk us out of doing solar roof saying the technology is too new and not yet stable. From our respected member community, if you have a Tesla or another integrated solar roof, I will appreciate...

Tried this on my X with a DoorKing gate and it worked like a charm. Thanks for sharing!

As of 9:30am this morning, Tesla Insurance has the capability to add additional drivers but not the cars. They said the software update was released but hasn’t replicated through systems yet. For me with my spouse, a kid in college and a teenage driver, Tesla came out about $50/month higher...

I have been a GEICO customer in California for over 10 years and I have maxed out all kinds of discounts they provide including multi-line. At Nov 2018 renewal, Model X and Model 3 together 6 month premium=$1883 with a teenage driver and another college student driver on the account. May 2019...

In my 2016 X it was the condenser lines that were switched. Once they reinstalled the lines the jet engine mode is gone. Not sure if that’s the same issue with current models. Also, remember when the car is still, there is no wind cooling down the battery so the fans have to work harder.

There are several threads on energy efficiency especially if you search in the Model S forum. Besides your driving habits and terrain, the other factors that will vary your mileage are outside temperature and the winds. Winds take away a big chunk. There’s a browser based app one of the S owners...

Perfectly fine. I have waited hours in my cars with AC on. There are reports of people camping in their Teslas too.

Thanks @Lex_MIT for MIT’s scientific research confirming my post.