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Thank you, jdcollins5 for the detailed interpretation of the charge screen. Stay safe. Stay healthy.

Hi there: I take a 'charge cost image' after every charge. From March 25th to May 1st, I charged the car six times. I am not sure how to derive the monthly cost, however. Attached are the six images from March 25th to May 1st. Can anyone help me to determine the total cost of the charge...

Great! How do I do it?

Thank you for the great advice. Could we say how frequently should one be checking the tire pressure?

Thank you everyone for your feedback. The suggestions about pressing the wiper button on the left stalk are helpful.

Like most Tesla owners, I have set the wipers to Auto. But there are instances when I need to give a voice command to 'Turn wipers on'. But the problem is that wipers keep going on when there's no need or there's no moisture on the windshield until I command again to 'Turn wipers off'. The...

Hello Comrades: Thank you for your comments and insights; please keep it up. I'm also from the era of the 1970s. Checking tire pressure, and pumping air are trivial things that every (average) person is expected to do and they do it regularly. Exempted would be those filthy rich, kings and...

Hello friends: This is a further update on the Tire Pressure. I brought my car to a Tesla shop and they filled the air. The following are two images for your info. - Tire pressure before the service - Tire pressure after the service

So, this seems to suggest that having the pressure at 35 is not an alarming thing. Thanks.

Thanks for this info.

Thanks for sharing this.

I saw a low tire pressure alert in orange. On the touch screen, it's showing my front passenger side tire at 35 psi and driver side at 36 psi, both in orange colour. The rear tires show 36 psi as well but in black colour. On the same screen on the top, it says 'Recommended Cold Pressure front...