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Same here, but 3 Powerwalls. It could be the same vendor!

As I posted earlier in the thread, on some rural highways here in Florida, I will have multiple PBs in a mile. On other rural highways, I will go multiple miles with zero PBs. I have stopped using TACC or FSD on the stretches of roads known to have PBs, and when I'm on roads with 1 or 2 PBs...

I think a lot of differences we are experiencing is based on the conditions of roads across the country. I have a 2020 MYP that has radar. Forbthe first roughly 20,000 miles, pre-beta, I never had phantom braking episodes on rural highways, and only every couple of months on interstates where...

The same thing happened to me. I was stuck on FSD 10.4. I made an appointment at the Service Center for a Software Update. Within a few days, FSD10.7 attempted to download, but failed. I made another appointment, telling them about the failed attempt. A few days later, I was resent my...

I'm still on 10.4, as well; I've had it since Nov. 8.

Looking forward to seeing your results with 19" Genimis!

I just checked my 10.3, and the AEB and FCW switches are both set to off. I have to admit I don't recall their status when I did my drive this afternoon. I never experienced any of the issues with AEB or FCE on this 30 mile drive that I had been reading about but I'm wondering if perhaps these...

Actually I make it over that way a couple of times a month, on average!:)

I just returned from my first drive on the 10.3 Beta. Before driving I removed the USB stick. I made a 30 mile round trip, and I was never unintentionally disconnected from FSD. Some Observations: - For this being a Beta release, I was VERY impressed. With that said, I do live in a very...

There were 2 emails minutes apart. The welcome email came first followed by the notification that "2021.36.5.2 is currently downloading".

It comes in an external email.

According to the welcome email, 36.5.2 is 10.3 beta.

Mine is downloading and is 50% complete. 99% MYP

1 time in 9 months / 12,000 miles.

I agree with Nakk; the 21" Uberturbines are very efficient. I've had my MYP since July, and have driven just over 10,000 miles with an average of 257 wh/mi. With Florida being relatively flat and having mild temperatures, many variables that can affect efficiency are dramatically reduced or...

NY_Rob, This is exactly what I did with my interior, well.

I went for my first drive with the new update today, and I was really pleased with it. I especially like the new location of the speedometer. It is the first visible number on the screen (reading from left to right), so to me, it takes much less time to locate. Unlike other comments I have...

Tesla teases Multiple Display option: Configurable touchscreen layout for the ultimate UX | TESLARATI

Tesla teases Multiple Display option: Configurable touchscreen layout for the ultimate UX | TESLARATI

Tesla teases Multiple Display option: Configurable touchscreen layout for the ultimate UX | TESLARATI

As has been said so many times in numerous threads, range is very dependent on wind, temperatures, and elevation changes. I have a MYP with 21" Uber and live in Florida. With over 6500 miles, my wh/mi has constantly been dropping, likely as the PZeros get more mileage on them. Over the life...

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I noticed the same thing earlier today. It would skip songs and finally stopped working, citing possible network issues. I used the radio mode for about 10 minutes, and returned to the streaming audio. It worked fine afterwards for the duration of my drive.

The difference would have been even more pronounced had the same wheels been used on both cars.

Red Tessy

Hi jcanoe, I thought the same thing, but the Wh/mi since last charge takes a massive hit after sitting 30 minutes with the A/C on setting 5! I must have been barely clicked over to a lower lifetime Wh/mi, but after one long parking lot session, the lifetime average went back up by one watt...

A good way to get an effective boost on the MYP is to drop down to 19" wheels. This will gain up to a 0.25 second in acceleration. Based on 0 to 60 online ICE calculators (assumes flywheel hp) it takes approximately 65 additional hp to gain 0.25 seconds, say from 3.55" to 3.30", assuming a 1'...

This. I've always done this, as well and it allows one to thread a needle pulling in or backing out of a garage.

I have a MYP with 5200 miles with 21" Ubers. I live in N. FL and have had to use the A/C since I picked it up in July. I've sat in parking lots with the A/C running for at least 20 hours since July, and my lifetime Wh/mi is 262. After T.S. Eta passes by tomorrow, cooler air will finally get...

I also have the above Milwaukee, and I love it. It is extremely small and adds pounds of air very quickly.

3.35 seconds...very nice!

Same here. It looks like only 5 MYPs on Teslafi have gotten the update since Tuesday evening. Maybe Tesla will decide to go ahead and update those of us at still at 2020.40.3 to 2020.4.:)

Also, when you are pulling in to your garage, take a look at the diagram of your car on the screen. The sonars around the car begin alerting when your car is within 36 inches or so of an obstruction. When you are properly aligned, and about to enter through the garage door, the distance from...

The 69lb 21" Uber/ tire is likely slowing the MYP's 0 to 60 by 0.2 to 0.25 seconds, so an apples to apples comparison using the same wheels and tires would likely yield a difference in the vicinity of 0.75 seconds.

I have no regrets at all; seeing videos of the new beta release is icing on the cake. While my MYP was still on order, I purchased the FSD the day before it increased to $8,000.

I got a text from my SC that the TPMS have arrived. Turnaround time was 12 days after placing the order.

Jacko, I went through the same thing trying to get the SC in Jacksonville to pick up or return my call to order the TPMS. I dropped by in person, went inside to an empty lobby, and checked in on a tablet. In less than 10 minutes a Tesla service person had come out to the parking lot and...

Nakk, Thanks for the update; it sounds like you have found a winner with the Vredesteins! I think you will be seeing even better numbers after a couple of thousand miles. Looking forward to your updates!

I have NOTICED it does this while in FSD; after applying the brake, it takes a couple of seconds before the regen begins. When I'm not in FSD, and I lift my foot from the accelerator, regen begins immediately.

I am really going to miss this thread when it finally comes to an end:)!

FWIW I just noticed that for the MYP fleet statistics, Teslafi includes both MYPs with 19" wheels and the 315 mile starting range average along with the 21" wheels with 290 mile starting average. This means that the 21" percentile numbers could be quite a bit higher if only compared with only...

Nakk, Thanks again for the information. I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the Vredestein Quatrac Pros. I dropped by the Jacksonville SC today and ordered 4 tire pressure monitors; they said the lead time is running about a week.

Thanks for the update, and good luck! BTW, do you notice much difference on handling going from the wide 21s down to the 8.5" wheels? Of course based on the difference tires, it would be difficult to necessarily account for the effects of each of the two variables. I'm strongly leaning to...

It reminds me driving of driving a manual transmission but only so much better! Instead of gearing down to the appropriate gear when coming into a sharp turn, taking advantage of the engine's compression, with one-foot driving it is all done with a light touch of the foot instead of...

The image from yesterday was based on vehicles within 50 miles of my mileage. When I open the range to vehicles within 100 miles of my odometer, a total of 15 cars match that criteria.

Hi Nakk, You might have already seen this before, but I had not. I'm familiar with the roughly 4% improvement in wh/mi the 18" aero covers provide, but I was not aware of the 7%+ improvement the 19" Gemini covers provide to the Y. That makes me wonder how much efficiency our 21" Uber might...

Here is a view of the MYP fleet average at around 3500 miles.

I live in northern Florida and have a white interior. After a couple of hours in the mid-day sun, the indoor temps are usually 114 to 119 degrees with no tinting.

How do the initial wh/mi numbers look?

Hi Nakk, how many miles do you have on your 21s? I also have 21s, and the wh/mi continues to drop. After 3500 miles, my average for the life of the car is now 263 wh/mi, but it was much higher than that new. A lot of what you could be seeing is you are comparing a brand new set of tires with...