It is red and light grey, bright chrome and a satin chrome--I think it is the last part that sometimes shows up as white.@omarsultan Finally getting around to watching the Ryan Shaw video () that you let him use your car for—super nice of you as always!
I never noticed this before, but is the emblem only red, silver and gray? (45 second mark) I always thought it had white in it based on photos, but that was probably the flash reflecting
Looking at @Atomadam ‘s profile photo also seems to show that there isn’t any white…I’m red-green color blind, so have a hard time distinguishing between shades of similar colors, lol.
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Wish I had the technical savy to be able to quantify an answer for you. I did see 830 mph at a 250 Supercharger for a few minutes if that’s useful.
This is crazy helpful! Sorry, but hard to
with the wrong feathers 
Really appreciate your help in this, don’t think anyone else would have been so forthcoming 
It might work though because do far we have not seen literally any 19s and multiple people have reported that a bunch of Tesla employees have said that Plaid only comes in 21s. This makes me extremely worried for us tempest wheel folks. I need to sell my car in the next two weeks and don't know whether to switch to 21s and get the car by end of July or early August or wait for 19s and rent a ice
No prepayment penalty. Pay it off sooner if you want.
Yea but there are people with 21s from 2020 who are still waiting, and a guy who switched to 21s and still has nothing. We need someone to figure out the madness, randomness algorithm Tesla is using to deliver cars. But then again it might be easier to crack a 256 bit AES password
Maximize cars built by parts availableWith supply constrained builds, I would split parts between multiple vehicles whenever possible—i.e. white seats car with wood, black car with CF, MSM car with 19” wheels, so that N+ cars are made whenever N supply constrained parts are used. Sorry @sflgator
You could also optimize batching by ignoring when an order was placed
Could it be that Tesla is actually producing cars in an optimized order? No way, right?!
trust the manual. dont trust the SA, they though the 4s in Pilot Sport 4S (ps4s) meant 4 season/all-season
Have the same thoughts about that. How I can get my car in July, since I have ordered it on June 24th, when there are people who wait for their cars since May or even January...Estimated delivery is still July. Feels more like, Ju-LIE at this point
If these are 8.5 as the label suggests, they *may* be too narrow even for the LR which has 9.5F and 10.5R as the stock config. I am not sure tho, so someone more knowledgeable than me can probably confirm how much narrower you can go than stock config and be ok.
I'm curious as well, as wide tires are bad in snow, was going to use my 19" Tempests for winter tires, not sure how skinny I can go on those rims.
Love how Tesla puts the “Yoke Steering Wheel — Included” on the sticker…WTF…as if it were some sort of ‘included option’ and we had a choice on the steering?
Had Tesla made an option, I would’ve chosen a traditional steering wheel design instead of having to learn how to drive all over again, lol.
