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On my non-electric F150, I bought a tonneau cover from 4wheelonline and didn't saw a huge difference in mpg. I'm still pleased with it because my main concern is cargo security. About the CT, I know there's already a patent for a solar panel tonneau that could help improve the range.

Those black rhino wheels look nice. I'm just curious if adding a lift kit and all-terrain tires will affect the ride and range of your MY.

Got any pics? Take it to the dealer. Might cost you more but you will be pleased with the result.

Nice sound system. I still have no plan to upgrade mine since the stock is surprisingly good.

Mine has 35% tint. It looks classy and is dark enough.

You can use WD40 to easily remove the adhesive tape.

The stitching is starting to separate which is not a good sign. I would show it to the dealer.

I prefer a neutral color so white.

I prefer the Android because it is easier to weak.

I used Uship in the past and had no issues.

Wow! That's a good deal. Make sure that the guy will prep your car really well before applying the ceramic coating.

Megs Hyper-Wash. It is highly concentrated and safe on the environment.

The rust must be fixed first before painting it.

Try using Clorox wipes also.

I agree with Sam1. Also, a bigger sidewall can improve ride quality.

Bump. I'm curious as I'm planning to buy one for my car also.

Check out 4wheelonline. Aside from truck mud tires and wheels, they have some nice deals on car tires. I got my Pilot Sport AS3+ from them.

+1 on getting aftermarket wheels. This will you to customize your car a bit.

Cool. Looks like a good alternative to the OEM spoiler.

Very nice upgrades. I dig the headlight accent kit.

I like the long-lasting effect and durability of Collinite 845.

I hand wash my car using the two bucket method.

Get an estimate from local wheel repair shops.

Aside from Turtle Wax, the Poorboy's World Bug Squash is a great product.

Maybe something like this one might work-- Car Cup Holder Expander, 2 in 1 Multifunctional Auto Drinks Holder, Double Cup Holder Extender Adapter Organizer with 360° Rotating Adjustable Base to Hold Most Water Bottles KFC McDonald Coffee Cup - Walmart.com

What they said. The paint correction must be done first.

Try ebay and amazon to find a used OEM one.

It depends on the condition of the main components, warranty and price.

Tesla offers paint repair kits also, though I haven't tried them.

I always carry my tire repair kit also. Got it from ebay.

I recommend McKee's 37 Paint coating. It is easy to apply.

The installer did a terrible job. Demand a refund.

Looks nice. Is it easy to apply?

If you are looking for OEM wheels, search on ebay and craigslist. For aftermarket ones, try 4wheelonline as they have a nice selection.

The rim protector/band is a good solution to prevent curb rash. I used the rimblades on my truck's american force wheels and I'm very happy with the result. These rimblades are easy to install but require a few days for the adhesion to completely cured.

I'm not a fan of too much chromes.

I have a Sunex low profile jack. Bought it from amazon.

I use Meguiar`s D120 glass cleaner diluted in water.

I agree with leaving it for a few weeks or months, then decide whether to replace it or not.

I'm planning to paint my calipers also and will be using the VHT high temp.

You can buy a heavy-duty NEMA 14-50 extension cord.

Or try this product-- https://www.amazon.com/nextzett-91480615-Gummi-Pflege-Rubber/dp/B004B8GTQG

For water spots, I use Megs A3714 Compound Water Spot Remover.

If budget is not a problem, the Dyson cordless is a good choice.

I like it, but no solar panels?

Check out the 303 High Tech Fabric Guard.

Sounds like you enjoyed driving your new car. Nice pictures also.

Satin black will look nice for sure!

I prefer a matte finish so Option 2 gets my vote.

I have a Viair portable compressor. It works well and is very rugged.