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[Dom22850]

Love my covers, and to be called a Teen! Love it.

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That looks great

Love my covers, and to be called a Teen! Love it.

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[Dom22850]

That looks great

Love my covers, and to be called a Teen! Love it.

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Mines the Deep Blue Metalic

 

[JulienW]

Love my covers, and to be called a Teen! Love it.

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Did you put the fronts on the back and backs on the front? Kinda looks like it since the front calipers/covers should be larger.

 

[Ferdinand P.]

On the issue of brake dust. Just got my Model 3 DM a few months ago. I noticed a noise coming from the back right wheel that sounded like a light high pitch scraping. Very faint but thought it could be a concern so I took it to get serviced (along with a couple rattles and door gap issues). My wife has had a long range Model 3 for about a year and a half and hasn't had any issues whatsoever. The guy at service said the brakes look fine and that with the driving set on standard regen sometimes brake dust develops but doesn't get worn off with normal braking patterns. His solution was to drive a while on low regen and put stopping mode on Creep instead of Hold so that I would have to use the brakes a little bit. I did that for a few days and the problem was solved. The question remains as to why our long range M3 has not had this issue. Different driving habits? The service guy said this is common with Model 3's. Anyone else experience this?

 

[Wennfred]

Did you put the fronts on the back and backs on the front? Kinda looks like it since the front calipers/covers should be larger.

No, it’s tagged front & back... besides they would fit correctly if that was the case.


Fred

 

[Dom22850]

On the issue of brake dust. Just got my Model 3 DM a few months ago. I noticed a noise coming from the back right wheel that sounded like a light high pitch scraping. Very faint but thought it could be a concern so I took it to get serviced (along with a couple rattles and door gap issues). My wife has had a long range Model 3 for about a year and a half and hasn't had any issues whatsoever. The guy at service said the brakes look fine and that with the driving set on standard regen sometimes brake dust develops but doesn't get worn off with normal braking patterns. His solution was to drive a while on low regen and put stopping mode on Creep instead of Hold so that I would have to use the brakes a little bit. I did that for a few days and the problem was solved. The question remains as to why our long range M3 has not had this issue. Different driving habits? The service guy said this is common with Model 3's. Anyone else experience this?

Thank you for sharing that information. Good to know.