The main question that no one asked is how long is the wiring? How far away from the main breaker. If it’s a short distance then upgrading the wire will not be a big deal or cost.
What do you mean "Power" the ipad? It will definitely charge it. It may charge slower than on a home charger, but it will DEFINITELY charge it at some speed.
This site is similar to wires and cables your way but cheaper prices.
https://nassaunationalcable.com/collections/all/products/4-thhn-thwn-2-stranded-copper-building-wire
Which document is the "purchase agreement" ? I don't see anything with that title or showing it's an Illinois seller. I have loan documents.
Which document did you use that was accepted?
You are completely wrong. Warranty states 75% battery capacity. At 74%, that is when the failure occurred. They will replace with at least as much capacity as before failure occurred.
Hook up Scan My Tesla. It will show you the EXACT degradation as provided BY the tesla computer. It has nothing to do with miles, just plain and simple percentage degradation.
I agree that it’s literally a scam. You can pay $200 per month for the subscription and be better off. You can cancel it at any time, Schick you definitely will when you see that it drives far worse than you would drive.
Since it's recommended to charge max 90% capacity for daily use,
does that mean if my battery is already 10% degraded (from July 2019, 18k miles), then I can charge to 100% and still be at that 90% original capacity?
My battery has around 10% degradation after 2 years and 18k miles.
The car shows 282 miles if I were to charge to 100%, AND scanmytesla also shows 10% degradation.
If the battery already lost 10% capacity, then shouldn't we be able to charge it up to 100% and have that effectively be the same...
Literally, just get a $50 lithium ion jump start battery to keep in the trunk. Yes, you shouldn’t need it, but it’s extremely super easy low cost low complexity, never get stranded solution,
For sure you had plenty of time and space. I see almost all cars everywhere made wide turns. No one turns left into left lane and no one turns right into right lane. So you can pretty much assume that someone turning will cut across lanes.
I agree with you.
There is also the risk that it will not become available at all within the ownership period and then having to sell the car with FSD but only getting a smaller portion of what was paid (and not used).
Also the price of the car and the price of FSD both increased a lot...