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I am looking to make my M3P more comfortable without sacrificing performance. I heard that the 2023 M3P has better suspension. Should I get 2023 OEM parts, or what are my other options? There are tons of potholes near me, so I'm constantly hitting bumps.

It's more for aesthetic appearance rather than performance. It gives the car a much more sporty look and feel.

I am looking to get a robot craftsman spoiler but I can't seem to find much data on how it will effect my range. Anyone have any guesses? Pic of spoiler below

I am currently running Pirelli P Zero tires. However, after doing some research, I found that the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S lasts longer, is more comfortable, and is cheaper while offering almost the same performance. I'm considering getting these for my next set. What other tires do you all...

The bolstering on the seat isn’t nearly enough for me. I was quoted $1,100 for adding more cushion to the bolster. What has everyone here done to increase the bolstering in the seat? I move around way too much in corners.

If I paid for shipping would you ship?

TLDR: a mean smack dab in the middle obvious pothole on autopilot was $1000 in tires for my Tesla model 3 performance. Anyone else experience fun like this?

even more so to a brand new tesla user

I was alone on the road.

I was watching the road. It happened in the blink of an eye, and I took corrective action as quickly as I could. Thanks

What are the best go-to stats and third-party apps for Tesla? I have heard of Tessie and am looking for very detailed trip and charging statistics. I just wanted to know what everyone here uses 😊

Likely yes, very interesting. Thank you so much for your help and information.

It saw the same sign before and gradually slowed down. Why did it slam on the brakes this time?

I was the only vehicle on the road at the time. Does night driving exacerbate this issue? If there had been cars behind me, would I have been in danger, or would the Tesla have adjusted accordingly?

The highway sign reads "Minimum Speed 40," so it's possible that this influenced the car's behavior. However, it has happened many times before, and the car usually slows down gradually rather than slamming on the brakes. This time, it slammed on the brakes.

I recently purchased a 2022 Model 3 Performance that had about 10,000 miles on it and had been owned by two previous owners. I had been enjoying the car until the other night, when I experienced a braking incident while driving at 80 mph on the highway using FSD (latest update). Scene: -...