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Willing to sell just the wheels only? Looking to put it on a model y performance, so no need for tires and need updated tpms. I'm around the Chicago area for work so I could pick them up.

Thoughts on 18x8 +40mm Sparco Rally Gravel? Got a 1900lbs load rating as well. https://www.discounttire.com/buy-wheels/sparco-gravel

Would +30mm offset clear performance brakes?

Ah if that's the case then I guess methods it is.... hoping they would come out with a bronze version.

I'd like to get the OZ one in white... 18x8 +38mm like methods. How do I go on about custom ordering it? I see that tire rack carries +45mm. Would that fit? I like the methods but I want it in bronze. Unfortunately only black ones are available in 18s.

I believe the only difference is the cutout for the trunk "dual motor" badge is different. I can reach out and confirm.

No idea. They did provide a warranty card of some sort for the calibration/windshield should it have any defects down the road. I didn't see any issues or changes in terms of cruise control or lane assist following the repair.

USAA uses safelite for windshield coverage. Safelite did the work on the MY and the windshield has the Tesla logo on it. They also did the calibration after the windshield replacement. The total cost was around $1400 and thankfully USAA covered it all with having $0 comp coverage.

I never worked with the Tesla one so I can't comment, but obviously this kit will provide more coverage instead of that little section. I believe the kit from drive protected is a 8mil thick with self healing property equivalent to xpel.

Yea, it's just an option via the insurance coverage. I'm in the process of getting a refi through tower fcu and they provide gap insurance coverage for $499, which is another option.

USAA offers Total Purchase Protection coverage which bumps up the value of the vehicle by 20% should you happen to total it. $16 a month for me. I signed up right away once I found out that the car was devalued 20% overnight.

I don't think anyone's willing to sell at a 20k loss for a 2023. I just did a tesla trade in check for fun after the price drop.

Clear 2023 MYP (no parking sensors) Full Car Paint Protection Film DIY kit + Headlights & Fog lights Protection Film Haven't even opened the box, but I purchased these from drive protected who does an awesome job walking through the steps for protecting your Tesla while saving a good amount of...

40-45k for 2023 MYP with 1k miles. 67k msrp with 7.5k rebate. 20k+ depreciation in 2 weeks

No one's gonna buy private unless they're looking for particular stuff (ppf, tint, or other mods). Used market will crash. Just drive it til the wheel falls off or take a hit on the trade in if you wanna upgrade down the road.

I really feel your frustration. However, I don't think Tesla will do anything about it unfortunately. If they do, great! Just bad timing all around and it's not your fault. It's better to just accept it and move on - at the end of the day it's just a car and you'll replace it down the road...

For fun I requested a quote through carvana. It has to be reviewed by a specialist lol

No. I took advantage of the "great discount" at the time. I figured they'd maybe extend that discount through next quarter if they were desparate but I wasn't expecting a 20% msrp drop. I've never seen a car company drop the msrp of a vehicle that drastically before. It is what it is and...

Yep it sucks, but nothing we can do now. Just pretend it never happened and just drive it. Get as much out of it during your time of ownership.

That sounds like a better way to do in if you're worried about not getting approved and not waste $35 in the process.

I'd just start the application now and get a conditional approval first based on how much you're wanting to borrow. You can get an estimate of the cost of the vehicle through tesla's check out page. You're allowed to borrow up to 125% of the vehicle's value so if you wanna include your...

You'll need to donate first and then apply for membership right away. Once your account is established, you can apply for the loan or refinance.

Don't even bother thinking it may happen. What will they do for those who paid for ESD or FSD then?

Nope. Free charging unless you deplete the 10k free miles or they become expired.

If you have 10k supercharging miles showing in your loot box, that balance will decrease after the supercharge and the statement will say free supercharging at $0.00. While charging it'll show you how much it is, but you won't be charged for it.

Yep if you don't need the car right now, just wait.

Don't need to impress anybody, but that's what "played" me to purchase the vehicle in Dec 2022 instead of waiting.

Ouch... good luck

Already did through USAA 😆

Tell me about it. Have to sell my house due to relocating because of work. If I put it up on the market 5 months ago, would have sold it at a crazy price. Thankfully I bought it before the pandemic so it's still way more than what I paid for.

Unfortunately there's gonna be none. Best to just forget this ever happened and drive it like you stole it.

Yep. That's what I get for making over 150k a year haha

Pretty much. Unless you need the car now, I'd just wait til Q2 imo. The only reason I bought it 2 weeks ago is because I didn't qualify for 2023 tax incentives and felt that it was a good discount incentive at the time. If I did, I would have waited, not because of potential price cuts like...

You can donate $35 to the TowerCares foundation to become eligible to join. That's what I did. My refinance from 5.34% Tesla to 2.99% is conditionally approved, but current on a hold since the loan agent is waiting for it to hit my credit history to confirm. I bought the car 2 weeks ago so...

Depends on your insurance company, but USAA calls it Total Loss Protection where they'll add 20% to the value of the car should it get totalled. I normally decline this coverage but kinda have to now just in case.

Just because I already started off my ownership of the MYP in a shitty way (cracked windshield within days of delivery and then this), I decided to pay an extra $16 a month for gap insurance. It'll offset the 20% drop in value should my car get totalled.

You get it sooner

I ponied up and got gap insurance due to the 20% price cut lol

Tower credit union

The best damage control they could do is throw in ESD or FSD, but I highly doubt it. Just taking it as a lessons learned on my part. Didn't need the car but at the time it was a "great deal" as I didn't qualify for 2023 tax incentives. $7k lesson but I feel it for others who didn't even get...

Tesla stock down 6%. Make it 20% and feel it.

They played us haha

Terrible timing.... you'll make it back

My 2023 MYP with 1100 miles has a trade in value of 40-45k. I paid 66k before taxes 2 weeks ago 😌

I hope Tesla shares tank. They need to know how it feels.

If not price cuts, then the rumored radar or whatever. Who knows. If I knew that there would be a price drop like this, I would have never bought the car.

The funny thing is the ONLY reason I decided to buy in December is because I didn't qualify for the 7500 credit for 2024. Thought I was saving some money only to miss out on 7k of savings. I'm ready to go ham on Tesla puts to make it back.

Hope for March in case more things happen between now and then lol

I also took delivery on the 28th. Even with the rebate, this pricing is $7k cheaper and I wouldn't have had to fly out to pick it up lol. Not sure if FSD would make me happy when the car has trouble with just staying on cruise control haha

Hmm that's a shame