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Had Tuxmats on my Model 3 for 4 winters before trading it in - no salt leak through. Have Tuxmats in my Model Y through 1 winter and no issues so far.

This is generally accurate but there are some early 2023 Model Y’s with USS (like mine). My car was manufactured October 2022, right at the transition to the 2023 model year.

I’d prefer a recommendation vs walking into a random garage and hoping the mechanics are competent. Would you really do that with your car?

Tesla suggests to do this annually. $306 annually to clean/lube your brakes. Oil changes don’t sound so expensive anymore. 🤔 They used to charge $175 for this service and they would come to you. And they would swap your tires at the same time for free. Times have changed!

Hi, looking for a mechanic recommendation around Toronto to service the brakes (clean & lube) on my MYP. I reached out to Tesla and they quoted me $306+tax which seems outrageous (This was the Railside Dr location).

Closing the loop. Tesla replaced the incorrect wheel/tire for free with a new set. No hassle. Fortunately not much mileage on the existing tires so I don’t feel the need to replace both tires on the same axle. My car was a demo and before I picked it up, the service centre had swapped the...

Reviving this thread. My 2023 MYP picked up last December came with 3 X 10.5” 275/35 and 1 X 9.5” 255/35 wheels/tires. My front wheels/tires are mismatched. Unfortunately, I only realized today while changing over from my winter wheels/tires. During delivery, I recall only inspecting the...

In case anyone is looking for another source of Bluetooth TPMS, I came across PMC Tire’s listing on Ebay $260 CAD shipped for a set of 4...

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/new-comfort-suspension-switch-over-dates.284493/

1100 is nothing for a demo car. It’s a bit strange seeing as it’s a 2022 model. Perhaps it’s a really late 2022? If it was earlier, it should have racked up many thousands of km. It sounds like a pretty good deal assuming condition is good. It comes down to whether or not you need the car now...

Things to consider: 1) What’s the mileage? As a MYP demo, those are probably “hard” kms. Assume a lot of spirited rides and launches. It would bother me but that’s where the $6200 discount comes in. 2) What is the in-service date? That’s when the 4yr/80k warranty started. Less warranty, hence...

The site just provides alerts and also a different way to check inventory. You don’t actually transact with them. The site redirects you to Tesla to buy anything. If you’re asking if the site is up to date, I assume it is. Click on a car and see if it links to an active listing on Tesla.com.

$1880 “destination and documentation fee”

It’s only 10k free supercharging kms, not 15k. It should be 15k if we were getting equivalent to US where it’s 10k miles. I’m not sure where your sense of fairness comes from. You’re expecting Tesla to extend a current promo to someone who bought a car 14 months ago? Wow.

I picked mine up today from Tesla Toronto (Lawrence). No PDI.

As someone else confirmed, the credit is indeed a discount off the pre-tax price of the car. So there is also tax savings on the $5k. I’m not familiar with the rules for provincial and federal rebates but I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to stack them all.

Yes and yes. I suggest speaking with an advisor. They have discretion to apply additional incentives to move inventory vehicles, in particular demos. For example, no charge exterior paint, no charge white interior, maybe no charge rim upgrades, etc. They can also remove EAP or FSD. And FYI in...

There’s no harm in trying. I hope you’re successful.

In the US, the credit is now $7500 if you take delivery by Dec 31.

In addition to 10,000 free supercharging kms, Tesla Canada is now offering $5,000 credit for taking delivery of a 3 or Y in the next 10 days before year end. Nice unexpected bonus for us! Appears to align with the $3,750 credit in the US. Lots of cars in inventory now too if you’re looking.

Just noticed this on my order too. It’s called a referral credit but it’s actually just a discount to incentivize sales. Here is the language from Tesla Canada website:

I think this makes sense. The 20” inductions have to be actively added to the config so buyers are consciously opting for those rims. They wouldn’t want to sell the rims after paying $2k for them. For the MYP, the 21” Uberturbines are included in the package whether you want them or not. Most...

USS cutoff is supposedly tomorrow (Oct 7). It would make more sense as a manufacturing cutoff rather than delivery cutoff. Will be interesting to see if these “early” 2023 VINs still have USS.

All things being equal, if I was buying a used Model Y, I would prefer a 2023 model over a 2022 at the same price. 4 years from now (or whenever buyers of new Y’s decide to sell their cars), prospective buyers then will also prefer 2023 models over 2022 models (at the same price). More likely...

$7800 + $11700 = $19500

It really undermines Elon’s justification for raising the price of FSD. As you said, EAP isn’t getting new features or functionality so the value isn’t changing. It’s software so presumably supply chain constraints have no impact. The only reason seems to be pure margin.

When I was shopping for a tire inflator, I wanted something that could be powered by the 12V accessory socket. In my research, I found that the Model 3 socket is "suitable for accessories requiring up to 12A continuous draw (16A peak)" (taken from the manual). Most compressors I found were rated...

129 ft lb of torque. Use a torque wrench.

Same issue here, seemingly coincided with the last software update. Sentry mode will turn off 1-2 times/day with no obvious pattern. Error message will pop up on my phone and I’m able to go into the app and turn on Sentry mode right away. Glad to hear I’m not the only one. I guess we wait for a...

I have the Tesla wireless charger and no problems charging an iPhone X and iPhone 8+, both using thin, clear polycarbonate cases from Amazon. I use the USB splitter made by @Navak so I can charge and use Teslacam at the same time.

Ordered! Will be using with Tesla’s own wireless charging pad and iPhone.

Do these codes only work for amazon.com? Anything for amazon.ca?

Updated to 2019.40.2.1 today in Toronto. Been waiting for the wiper improvements. Excited to try!

The extra $43.75 sounds odd. My $175 service included cleaning the pads with a wire brush, removing light surface corrosion (which there was very little of). In fact, this was the only “cleaning” done. My quote prior to the service was $175 and I paid $175.

The tech that worked on my car said that Model 3 brakes don’t come pre-lubed from the factory. So ideally, in cold climates where roads are salted, you would have the brakes lubed before the first winter since the major benefit of lube is anti-corrosion and anti-seize. He suggested that the...

Tesla mobile service for $175. I only mentioned my winter wheels/tires after the tech arrived and he was more than fine with mounting them at no additional cost. He only cautioned that he had no means of inflating the tires to the right pressure. He also told me that he had recently serviced...

Same here. He also lubed my door handles.

How much does mobile service charge for swapping in winter rims/tires? Thinking about doing brake service and the swap at the same time.

Any idea where this water vent is located? I’m still having water ingress issues after my trunk seal was replaced. I find some water after a rainfall on the right hand side, close to the trunk opening.

32.12.2 includes Smart Summon for Canada which was left out of the initial V10 release for us.

Just updated to V10. No FSD, only Enhanced AP.

Received 32.2.2 da05838 yesterday. Upgraded from 28.x. Haven’t had a chance to drive it yet. Assuming this is the AC odor fix woot!

I picked up a single 18” Aero wheel last November for $250+tax. It came without the Aero cover/TPMS/center cap.

Same. Got worried for a sec when I saw it.

I recently ordered a NEMA 14-30 adapter from Tesla online. Took 5 business days to arrive in Toronto. It shipped out of California.

Woot - updated tonight. Can’t wait to try out the new toys tomorrow!

Got confused by the thread title which says 2018.

Got 2019.12.1.2 tonight, up from 2019.8.5. Hopefully fixes the spontaneous screen reboot I’ve been experiencing.

Creating an un-buyable trim level to meet the $45k requirement so that a more expensive version will qualify sure sounds like a giant loophole to me...