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All wheels have sold. Sorry but I don‘t see an option to delete the entire post.

Looks like a glitch. Back to normal now. Mar 9 - 31, same EDD as before.

Mine was also just changed to “TBD”. I ordered a Model Y Performance and the previous EDD was like the last three weeks in March. I suspect the Giga Texas production ramp has become too fluid to commit to an EDD.

Wheel “A” sold. Wheels “B” and “C” still available. Standard center caps, lug nut caps, and aero cover hub caps are also included at no extra charge and you can pick the best of the lot. Only one size and color of this wheel has been made and they fit all years and variants of Model 3.

Congratulations. Only Tesla could be this cost efficient. Very cutting edge that they can do an unattended touchless delivery.

My Oregon delivery shows a “sales tax” and I think it’s a legit but poorly labeled and poorly explained charge. And I am seeing posts like yours on the Facebook Tesla Oregon Owners group for charges similar to yours. I would consider the charges to be approximate and something to clean up later...

$200/wheel. Three 18” Aero wheels with TPMS air sensors included for Model 3, fits 2017-2020 at least, all variants. I believe it fits 2021-2022 too but TPMS sensors would not be compatible after 2020. Ok to buy only one wheel. Popular wheel for spare tire or winter wheel set. There is some curb...

Yes the 4680 range increase is worth a lot to me. Wow you got a good price. Makes me wonder if the price increase is for something more than increased demand like we‘re gonna get 4680 cells and significantly higher range.

I wonder if people in line for a Model Y can decline delivery a few times until the 4680 cells start rolling out. Any anecdotes about how much Tesla tolerates this? Do they throw people out of line and take their deposit? I’m in line for a MYP with a March 2022 delivery estimate and am willing...

Try to future proof this for people who live there after you: run 50A wiring from garage to breaker panel but configure everything else to only use/provide 20A. There’s no risk in thicker wiring. It just costs slightly more. And consider installing a J1776 wall charger so any car can charge...

S/X customers paid the most and are generally more capable of buying another Tesla. Seems like good business strategy to give them priority. Their cars are also more likely to be in a Tesla service center, due to age, and it’s easier to upgrade cars that are already in the service center.

Elon said HW3 was using only about 10% of its compute power. It’s also the biggest source of data for the neural net.

No need to blur the license plate. It’s in plain view every time you drive on a public road.

Most of the 20” Sport wheels have 35mm offset and are taken off a Model 3 Performance but I am interested in the less common 40mm offset version of this 20” wheel. Both sizes fit non-Performance cars but I prefer the 40mm variant and am willing to pay $300 + actual shipping cost.

Mine seemed to wait too long to start braking for stopped cars but I’m just one sample.

Same here. Lots of strange noises.

I have the same problem with Autopilot trying to get over to the slower right lanes too early, miles before my exit, and I’m on 2019.28.3.1. Also, AP demanded I take control right after I ran a red light, like it was programmed to get the driver’s attention in case they’re not mentally engaged...

Why do some of the red Model 3 pictures on the internet look almost as red as a Ferrari but in person are consistently more dull like dark pigment was added? I have yet to see a Model 3 in person that looks like the bright red internet pictures. Did Tesla make two shades of red? The difference...

I have no reason to doubt your perceptions about the dampers doing less damping. People notice what is important to them. I suspect your dampers lost some performance but without failing. If you said your seat cushions were noticeably less firm after 6000 miles I would believe this too and it...

My SR+ manufactured 06/19 also has the weaker looking spot welded upper fore links like the Performance cars. I suspect it’s designed to sacrifice itself to protect the chassis. When people use larger wheels with low profile tires they lose significant tire depth that would have absorbed the...

Any idea why they are replacing the rear upper fore links and why the part is no longer included with the 20” package? Part number is 1044427-00-C. I have seen statements that the replacement fore links are just beefier for side impact crash related reasons but no evidence of this was offered. I...

The offset is different. Performance cars have 35mm offset wheels while some or all other variants have 40mm offset. I see two possible reasons for this: (A) the car’s wheel mount surface on the suspension assembly sticks out farther from the chassis on cheaper cars and needs a higher offset...

IKEA door mats are $1.49. Cat litter boxes with a lip are $5.78 on Amazon. Do you still love the price?

IKEA sells door mats for $1.49. Think of this before you pay over $50 for a frunk mat. A sheet of black plastic the size of a door mat doesn't cost a lot to manufacture.

IKEA sells door mats for $1.49 but the cheapest frunk mat I've seen is $45. A sheet of black plastic the size of a door mat should be cheaper than this.

Not everyone can be reasoned with. Sometimes you have to come at it from a different angle. When my wife worries about absurd threats to our toddler's health I tell her to ask our pediatrician as if I have no idea. Maybe the Model S wife should ask her doctor about the cancer risks of a Tesla.