Pic of your Model 3.......RIGHT NOW! [model 3 pictures thread]

[skrtskrt]

Yes they fit the front. I’m running same stock spec tires on the front....Tesla acoustic ps4s 235/35. Rears are also Tesla acoustic spec....but not original size...275/30 to match the 20x10

Still learning wheel terminology lol, so is yours considered staggered? Why didn't you just get the same size wheels for the rear?

 

[N54TT]

Still learning wheel terminology lol, so is yours considered staggered? Why didn't you just get the same size wheels for the rear?

yes it’s what you call staggered. Only reason anyone goes staggered is for looks! Its been years... but I used to be big into auto-x and HPDE events. Staggered isn’t an issue for street, spirited driving or even occasional/random auto-x/track days. But squared 19’s are the better handling setup for more serious auto-x/track junkies. If I ever get back into it I’ll get another set for track duty.

 

[skrtskrt]

yes it’s what you call staggered. Only reason anyone goes staggered is for looks! Its been years... but I used to be big into auto-x and HPDE events. Staggered isn’t an issue for street, spirited driving or even occasional/random auto-x/track days. But squared 19’s are the better handling setup for more serious auto-x/track junkies. If I ever get back into it I’ll get another set for track duty.

Ah gotcha. I kinda like the 20's cause I like bigger wheels. What setup do you think is best for looks and handling? Or would you still stand by squared 19's?

 

[Mrcarcrazy]

It was time to rotate the tires so decided to make the simple 30 min job into a 4hr activity.

ceramic coated the brake calipers and the wheels. We shall see how it lasts in this environment.

 

[SSF3]

 

[lukewalker27]

 

[Adam3]

I painted some side blinker covers pearl white

 

[Hot Cha]

 

[JulienW]

Just moved into a condo building 2 weeks ago and bought a battery powered pressure washer to wash my 3. Today was my first wash with it at my new residence. Rinsed and about to dry.

Unfortunately we don't have any charging BUT fortunately there is a 10 stall (about to be expanded) Supercharger in the parking deck (same level I park on too).

 

[UCF3]

Just moved into a condo building 2 weeks ago and bought a battery powered pressure washer to wash my 3. Today was my first wash with it at my new residence. Rinsed and about to dry.

Unfortunately we don't have any charging BUT fortunately there is a 10 stall (about to be expanded) Supercharger in the parking deck (same level I park on too).

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Very nice. Atlantic Station?

 

[Kennymb5384]

 

[JulienW]

Very nice. Atlantic Station?

Yes.

 

[jkoya]

Just moved into a condo building 2 weeks ago and bought a battery powered pressure washer to wash my 3. Today was my first wash with it at my new residence. Rinsed and about to dry.

Nice !! Is that a Sun Joe and if so, how do you like it ?

 

[Visionary]

I have the sun joe also and love it. I used distilled water from target with it and get no water spots.

 

[jkoya]

I have the sun joe also and love it. I used distilled water from target with it and get no water spots.

Great idea with the distilled water ! Is the Sun Joe strong enough to clean a side walk or driveway ?

 

[St☰v☰]

Just hovering over it at work today... before the rain tomorrow makes a mess of it

 

[Visionary]

Great idea with the distilled water ! Is the Sun Joe strong enough to clean a side walk or driveway ?

I haven't tried it, but keep in mind I think max psi is 1300, so its better suited for light duty work. The car perfect as you don't want too much pressure.

 

[jkoya]

I haven't tried it, but keep in mind I think max psi is 1300, so its better suited for light duty work. The car perfect as you don't want too much pressure

Thanks for the info !!

 

[MTSN]

Drove (plowed?) through 14-17” of fresh powder today after a huge Colorado storm. Of course I could feel the snow on the bottom of the car in the deepest sections, but the unplowed roads were still no problem for the Tesla. It’s a blast to drive in the snow too!

 

[Rothgarr]

Just moved into a condo building 2 weeks ago and bought a battery powered pressure washer to wash my 3. Today was my first wash with it at my new residence. Rinsed and about to dry.

Unfortunately we don't have any charging BUT fortunately there is a 10 stall (about to be expanded) Supercharger in the parking deck (same level I park on too).

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How do you fill that thing up? Do you have to wheel the whole thing to a hose? Or does the water bucket lift out so you can fill it inside?

Can it take attachments (like a snow foam thrower)?

How many minutes of water do you think it goes before it's empty?

Sorry for all the questions. But I'm thinking something like this would be great for washing over the winter months when our water spigots are shut off and our hoses are stored away for the winter.