@DESinUS very interesting to read your comments and replies, many thanks.
I have two "faults" that I would appreciate your opinion on.
My car is two years old, it's been back several times, no improvement, I've now given up on getting them fixed (unless you think I should try again ...)
1. Cold feet (in winter)
At some point in a drive, (not at the beginning, usually an hour or so after starting out), both driver and passenger suddenly notice cold feet at the same time. It doesn't sort itself out readily, so becomes "not very comfortable",. Turning heating up to MAX etc. doesn't really seem to fix the problem (and isn't a great solution either)
Tesla have fiddled with the "pipe" delivering hot air to the feet. In the early days they seemed to take a lot of trouble over trying to fix it, now I just get "We put it in the shop with a thermal sensor and it is working as intended" - despite me saying "Give the car to someone making a trip over the weekend and see if they notice it too"
2. Static on radio
Although network coverage here is good its not 100%, so I prefer not to use Spotify / TuneIn. On the couple of radio stations that I listen to I get static on FM at some points in my journey. Never had static in any other car (including other ICE cars I still own) at those points in the journey (or any other for that matter ...)
Also, sometimes open the door and get loud, blaring, static. That resolves itself after a bit, but normally I intervene because it is loud and annoying. (My supposition is that the car has re-tuned the radio on the previous journey and on opening the door it resorts to some earlier, wrong-for-this-location, frequency, realises, corrects, and that is what solves the issue. But that's only my supposition)
A year or so ago the problem went away (or so it seemed) with a software update, and then came back with the next update. Service nowadays says that a software update will fix it.
On the first service visit about this problem they said they was a know fix regarding fitting extra shielding, so I suppose that was done at that time.
Actually there's a third thing
I no longer get any software updates. They were pretty regular until last July, next one was October, then at the time car was in for service on mid December (when probably? the update was because the car was @ Tesla). Consequently I didn't get the big Christmas Easter Egg rollout and in February I did a Support Request (from My Tesla) and an update appeared immediately.
Haven't had one since (February).
I suppose I could chase Support again (I know Elon has said a self-request option is coming), seems daft to be wasting Support time with these sorts of requests - I am having to chase support to try to get the SWAG from my referrals (have they really not had any wall connectors in stock for the last 3 months? I am promised deliver in June ... I suppose that might still happen. So far no reply to my recent support request asking for a status update)
My car is parked (and charged) at the same place every time. My WiFi router is just inside the door/wall. I am not aware that anything has changed at my end. The one time I did a Support Request the update was "almost immediate" so presumably the location my car is parked is fine (I suppose the last update might have been via car network, rather than my WiFi)
Is there something I can do / check / resolve as to why car not updating "regularly" and whether it is talking to my WiFi? TeslaFi logs data all the time, so the car is definitely "networked". I have read that cars get dropped off the update list if they don't update in X attempts, but when I sent my Support Request I asked for the cause to be investigated (but I never got a reply, except for that one OTA update)
Thanks