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I'm preparing to sell my Model S and wanted to confirm a couple of timing details. I have a seller traveling in from out of town and, after signing over the title, they'll be driving the car home (~4 hour drive) where they will then register the car with their local BMV the following day. How do...

Has anyone tried the Twraps for the Tempest wheels? I'd like to see some real life pics. 19" Tempest Wheels Vinyl Wrap for 2021-2022 Tesla Model S (Plaid & Long Range)

Are there any 21" all season tires available yet for the refreshed Model S? I looked on TireRack but only see summer tires.

A structured test would be one that captures the specifics of the route such as MPH, temp, elevation, wind, etc. with a 100%-0% range result. Something similar to InsideEvs: What's The Real World Highway Range Of Today's Electric Cars? We Test To Find Out or Edmunds: EV Range Test Roundup: How...

Does anyone have a link to real world range test for the refreshed Model S Long Range? I've found several tests for the Plaid, and other articles with Long Range estimates, but I'm trying to find 100% to 0% distance results from a structured test.

Does everyone else have this lump in the driver's side window trim? The outer trim doesn't fit well over it so I thought I'd check. I've had a service request in since Feb to attempt to adjust the outer trim so that it lines up with the rear door trim but the service call keeps getting pushed out.

My wife and I both use phone keys in our refreshed MSLR but she is often the first one to the car after leaving a restaurant or store. Because of this, when she taps the passenger handle to get in (the handles never auto open with our phones for some reason) it then sets the driver profile to...

I'd swear that the refreshed MSLR was only tested in warm weather climates. Since taking delivery 60 days ago, almost every time that I drive any significant distance in snow/sleet it's a disappointing experience that shouldn't be tolerated in a $30k car, much less a $100k car. Today in light...

I haven't changed out my 19's for the Arachnids yet, but my 911 does this as well. It's called the Ackerman effect and the wide wheels + Arachnid summer tires seem to be the culprit. The good news is that it only does it when it's cool/cold out but it goes away once the temps rise. It happens...

Will the existing Model S with radar continue to use it or will it be disabled for vision only now?

Very helpful...thanks!

Is there a voice command to look up a business and then call it, similar to Google Assistant? An example would be "call Joe's deli" where it searches for the business online then calls? My phone can do this but I was hoping to use the Tesla steering wheel voice button.

I was driving my 2022 Model S today in wet conditions & the wipers wouldn't auto activate regardless of me changing settings so I had to manually activate each time. They've activated in the past so I'm wondering if the sensor area needs cleaned. Where is the sensor located?

My passenger wiper & washer are abysmal in cold wet weather as well. I'm constantly trying to time the washer to spray water at the top of the window but it just ends up leaving streaks.

Had a P90D loaner this week and it had a significantly better ride than my 2022 S. On the bumpy road near my house the P90D absorbed the bumps while the 2022 bounces over them and feels unsettled. My wife also noticed this as the passenger. I assume the recent update that allows for suspension...

This is incorrect when using Autosteer in my car, a refreshed Model S

I somewhat agree. I had a P90D service loaner today and REALLY liked having a regular steering wheel & gear stalk when making a 3 pt turn into my garage. That being said, it made me appreciate how comfortable the wide flat bottom of the yolk is to rest my hand on during highway driving vs. a...

That appears to only work for cruise control but not Autosteer

Is there any way to turn off the Autosteer chime? It drives my wife crazy when I'm changing lanes on the highway and it continually chimes every time it disengages/reengages. Our other older cars allow Autosteer to remain active when changing lanes so I don't understand why Tesla can't provide...

The thing I hate about the funk is that it's not flat...it's sloped downward so your pizza topping would all slide to one side by the time you got home. Stupid design.

That was my general thought as well...the problem with these little issues is that once you see them you can't "unsee" them 😀

Just picked up my MSLR today & it seems to be built pretty well. I have a couple of trim alignment issues that I've requested service for and also have this crease in the trim under the screen. Has anyone else had this fixed? I'm wondering if I'm being too picky but it's definitely noticeable.

I just picked up my MSLR today and am also feeling this cold draft on my legs. Mine seems to be coming from the bottom center of the door so I've scheduled service to have it looked at. My door trim is also slightly higher (misaligned) than the rear door so I'm wondering if this is the issue.

Ah, that makes sense. The price went up $5k after I ordered it so glad I at least got a bit of a price break over current list.

I'm RN115861143. I didn't request an inventory vehicle...it just showed up in the app as the vehicle VIN assigned. I'll definitely be doing the checklist. Do the delivery people wait while I inspect the car or do I just report any defects via the app the day of delivery?

Home delivery date set for 1/31 for my MSLR white on white w/arachnids. Ordered in Oct so it's coming in faster than I would have expected with the current supply chain realities. Had to buy a set of OEM 19" wheels & tires for the Cleveland winter as I couldn't find all seasons for the 21"...

I've got the 21" arachnids on my Model S and bought a set of OEM 19's on ebay with all seasons for winter and they don't come with TPMS. I'll probably only need to use the 19's for a couple of months so wanted to see if I could get by without TPMS. I also have a Lucid on order so this may be the...

Did you end up running without TPMS? If so, any issues other than warning light?

Thanks for the helpful tip @apsen ...my Model S is due later this month but, in the interim, I tried your recommendation on my wife's MDX recently and it eliminated the nag message.

I would like to request to purchase as well

Thanks for the quick response @diamond.g. I've got a Model S coming, and was hoping this wasn't the case, but I'll give it a try. I wish they would move to a touch sensitive steering wheel that doesn't require the intermittent torque, like what Mercedes and BMW have, as it feels less intrusive...

When using Navigate on Autopilot with the existing FSD subscription capabilities (the standard offering vs. the FSD beta), is intermittent steering wheel torque still required by the driver?