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Apparently I angered the administrators of this website -- My company name is "TeslaChick . net" for those of you who want to visit my website and learn more about waterless car wash. You'll have to type it in as links are not allowed. Unfortunately, because I refuse to pay for advertising on...

Hope you guys enjoy my newest article: Tesla Professional Detailers Give Me An Education Tesla Detailers EducateMe | Best Car Wash For Tesla - TeslaChick "Water-Optional" Wash

Actually, I couldn't believe the responses you got. Hand-washing it yourself with the right supplies is infinitely better than going to "experts" who use traditional buffers and detergents and so-called "microfiber" that is often melted from excessive high-heat washings or used on multiple...

ps -- this is my favorite of all the commercials and I MADE ONE!

Awwwwww. THIS IS MY FAVORITE OF ALL THE COMMERCIALS!!!!

I just got into the waterless car wash business with my kids because I like to wash my car in the garage (because it's too hot here to wash it outside). It's better for your paint anyway, and you don't need a hose (which will freeze in the cold so how could you?! I'm from Wisconsin originally...

Instead of using a bucket at all - why not use waterless car wash? You just spray & wipe (I carry a kit in my FRUNK (sorry for yelling--spellcheck is frustrating - they should add that word!) -- it is better for your paint, you can start and stop at any time and it is really rewarding to feel...

2 solutions for you: 1.) Never let your car go through the "automated" car wash--our car wash refused to take mine-- the feed that pulls the wheels through will scuff up your rims -- a pet peeve of just about everyone who has one, low profile tires or not, 2.) Instead of springing for the...

Someone asked what is the best way to wash a Tesla? Anyone who has spent some time on the official forums knows, waterless car wash is the best way to care for a Tesla finish (or any car's finish, for that matter) -- in fact I learned this back in 2013 - two Teslas ago --from the detailers...

It is a little-known fact that pretty much all waterless car wash is manufactured by only one or two manufacturers but then repackaged by many different brand names. What really is important is the quality of microfiber towels you use, and their care. If you want a reasonable deal (bought in...

Hold down the Tesla "t" at the top middle of the dash. You will get a prompt for a technician"s code so type in "007" then return to suspension screen! To get rid of it, reboot the dash. -Diana

I believe it is in a different type of battery-already in existence in R&D at a US University, yet not that stable yet-needs more development to make it more stable.

I don't know about you guys but I have about 30,000 miles on my year-old P85 and I drove like a bat out of hell for most of it. My only complaint is having to buy a pair of new rear tires every 6 months or so. I live in LA, and while we don't have a ton of potholes in our roads like NY or...