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Hi @Akikiki - I don't see any For Sale section within TMC generally or within each model breakdown, only the five major sections. I would agree the question likely belongs in such a category. Can you link? I'm not sure what you mean by the like posts as I'm relatively new to the forums but the...

There are true snow tires (snow flake on tires) in every size wheel (19, 20, 21) with the only variance being their availability and cost. Tesla now looks to have two sets of winter wheels/tires set, one at 3500 and one at 4000 (includes TPMS). Depending on what tire size you opt for, you can...

If you're in the market for a used Tesla Model X, what specifics are you looking for, assuming the interior and exterior are satisfactory for your needs?

If you're in the market for a used Tesla Model S, what specifics are you looking for, assuming the interior and exterior are satisfactory for your needs?

If you're in the market for a used Tesla Model 3, what specifics are you looking for, assuming the interior and exterior are satisfactory for your needs?

Yes it would have been nice to have also had the NEMA 14-50 adapter but like someone said, Tesla changed their policy on this a while ago and currently is just the 100v (5-15) adapter and the J1772 adaptor. I'd definitely recommend getting a NEMS 14-50 outlet for your house or plan on either...

In my experience, all season wheels are just 'meh' in both winter and spring/summer/fall driving. They don't go far enough for performance wheels and can't really hold their own in winter conditions. Yes, an extra pair of wheels (and tires) is an additional expense but ensuring the safety of...

I've looked around for the Model Y TPMS, and outside of Tesla, I don't think they (yet) exist. I also confirmed this today with the Tesla SC advisor. Got quoted at $75/sensor or $300 w/o tax for four. Ordering some 255/45-19 wheels and tires to be shipped to local tirerack supplier to get it all...

Here are your options for Tesla Model Y tires, per page 182 of the Tesla Model Y manual. I would stick with either a 19" or 20" winter tire set instead of trying to get a staggered set of winter 21"'s, which will be quite expensive.

Whatever winter tire is chosen, tires must be the same diameter, brand, construction and tread pattern on all four wheels. Kirbo20's idea might work. I'll ask Tesla this week. Going with the Alpin PA4 seems problematic given the rear tire loadset is less than required (275/35-21 103W)

A different perspective. Are winter tires necessary? I've seen several Model 3 Performance cars in the middle and northern US that come with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S and Model S with Continental ExtremeContact DW or Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, where the owner didn't opt for winter tires. At...

I took delivery yesterday, looked it over (still within first 24 hrs), and then wanted to submit several requests only to find out I could seemingly only submit one. It doesn't look you can schedule a service appt from any other location other than the mobile app. Not possible thru the web...

Did anyone figure out a way to schedule multiple service appointments? I took delivery yesterday, looked it over (still within first 24 hrs), and then wanted to submit several requests only to find out I could seemingly only submit one. It doesn't look you can schedule a service appt from any...

I would very much doubt that supply has caught up with demand. Local SC gets truckloads of MYs every couple of days and they disappear only to be replaced again with a new batch. I wouldn't expect any incentives for the MY currently. But as always, make sure to order your MY with a referral code.

"Christmas morning" for me today! MY Performance PUP, Blue/Black, Autopilot, 21", No tow Ordered: 8/15 VIN in MVPA: 9/6 (23 days) Delivery: TBD. Awaiting call from advisor VIN: 46XXX When does it show up in the Tesla app?

I would think that a price increase is in the cards for the Model S & X, assuming the release of the 'Plaid mode" iteration of each. Increases in the Model Y and 3, IHMO, are unlikely at least for now, as this new tech will be going towards the S, X (plaid iterations), Semi, and CyberTruck and...

Before I went the route of private selling my car, I did the following. 1) Got quotes from Vroom, Carmax, Carvana. All low balls for the car 2) Got quotes from 8 physical dealerships in the area. Low ball quotes I put the car up on CarGurus a little more than a month ago and got a lot of...

No MVPA yet for me either. It does look like from the spreadsheet that car color, trim, and wheel size are affecting timing of the VINs. The more common, the quicker the turn around. While I'd like to get mine as soon as possible, a healthy part of me is fine with a bit later VIN (within the...

I've definitely seen better quality with later VIN ranges. Earlier ones definitely had their share of fit/finish items but these have *mostly* been fixed on the recent VIN range. I saw several in the 33XXX range that looked very good.

It is great to see that Tesla is rapidly fixing identified quality issues during the build process. Earlier vin ranged models that had issues aren't seen in later models.

17XXX - (Performance - Red #1)

35XXX - (LR - Gray #1)

31XXX - (Blue #5)

31XXX - (LR - White #1)

31XXX - (LR - Blue #4)

20XXX (LR - Blue #3)

33XXX (LR Blue #2)

In an effort to proactively see progress on quality issues that we have identified, I decided to do some random sampling of non-customer delivered Model Ys in the area. I've got a MYP Blue on order so several of these will be the blue variant but I've also included at least one of the rest of...

Much better! Great to see.

Colorado is seeing the Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 5 All-Season tires for induction and uberturbine and Continental ProContact RX M+S (all seasons) for gemini.

@Tyncam I don't know if its available where you are but if you're considering PPF, ask around for detailers that use graphene. All the benefits of PPF and then some. Pretty amazing stuff. Saw a LR MY and PMY in the area that had what I'm planning to do. I'm doing graphene on the front half of...

Looking good! Could you take and post a zoomed in picture of the charge port door and the tail lights? I haven't yet but am excited to see that these are now flush. Thank you!

And if these upgrades did come to the Model Y, we'd likely hit a rather justifiable price hike based on the enhanced capabilities. I don't think its in the cards for the Y/3 as these new batteries are destined for the new plaid S/X, roadster, semi, and the cybertruck.

@gundarx These pictures of the e-coat paint issues, yes? Can you please post a set of revised pictures after the repainting? I've got a blue model YP on order and want to be mindful if I see the same thing. Thank you!

Opted for the performance model Y after a couple test drives in the non-performance and then the performance. That level of performance is intoxicating. It is somewhat of a bummer that I didn't buy before they forced all new PYs to be on the 21" wheels; the 19"s would have been fine and better...

So if I had a checklist and in going through it for a MYP, I decided not to accept the car. How does this process work? How do you document these issues back to Tesla while you're onsite? Service to fix onsite for some stuff?

Typo fixed. 4k for 2020 and then 2.5k for 2021

For CO, its 4k for the 2020-2021 tax cycle. After 1/1/20, it is reduced to 2.5k for the 2021-2022 tax cycle. And yes, you'll need to claim on your tax return for this year.