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I am very happy with this cover I got from AMZPET from Amazon. Easy to install & remove. I also bought a harness that is simple to attach to the dog and is tethered to the seat-belt connector. The seat-belt connector comes with the cover, you just need a dog harness.

Does anybody know if they are available for purchase? I use the rack occasionally (used it for the first time just now) and I removed the stickers. They don't seem to be made for multiple use. As an aside: are those stickers really necesary? I mean, the bottom part is rubber anyhow - would it...

Well, it is Friday again and she started charging when I plugged her in. So definitely a bug. How does one report the bug like this (apart from speaking bug report to the car itself)?

The dog should be in the cage, which should be fixed in the car, really. I have a cage that I sometimes used in a previous car, but it is too big for Tesla. And you're absolutely right, driving untethered dog around is not safe.

I tried it again, with driver seat, front passenger seat and left rear passenger seat. The icon is "clickable" but it does not disable the warning. Tried clicking it once, twice, holding it for 5, 10 seconds... Oh well, perhaps it is the different FW versions...

That could be it (and I just happened to notice this first time on Friday (as it definitely didn't do that before that)). The car is only a week old, so... I'll keep an eye on the next Friday!

Sure! That's why there is a setting when off-peak ends. That way, the car know by what time it needs to finish charging and it knows how long the charging is going to take, so can calculate when to start. Start time will not respect "off-peak hour start", because if it did, it might not finish...

Well, I don't know about that. I mean it works Mon-Thu just fine ;) Honestly, a bit of an explanation in the manual would help, and the manual is outdated as anyhow (/wrt off-peak charging). But it makes sense to only have a time by which the off-peak charges stop applying. Don't know about...

Tried it several times, does nothing. I figured it must be because I was driving. I also tried that while standing still, nothing happens. I see that the red icon is "clickable" (it changes color when clicking on the "button"), but does not disable the warning. Well, I solved it by just...

I've configured scheduled departure (8:00) and off-peak charging (ends at 06:00) during weekdays (as electricity is cheap for the whole weekend). And I've just noticed, since it is Friday, that when I plugged it in, it started to charge immediately. It was working as expected on Monday, Tuesday...

All three of them? :P I guess I'll do the same. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I drive a dog on the rear seats and she is not tethered to a seat belt. She moves around a bit and when braking or accelerating, the seat belts warnings come on. I've read that I should be able to disable the seat belt warning while in drive mode and just by pressing the seat belt warning icon...

Here she is.

You have a point, but I respectfully disagree. At least were I'm from, there is a big difference between tail light and stop light (and a 3rd stoplight is mandatory if I'm not mistaken), so confusing tail light for stop light is not something "I" would do. FWIW, I found this article (from...

I've seen this thread about Model S (Can you set Tail lights always on? After rear ended too many times), and I'm wondering if there's a way to have tail lights always on on Model 3? I'm still waiting for mine to arrive, but so far, from reading the manual, I can see that they're set on auto...