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A Ubiquiti U6 Mesh Pro on the (external) garage wall has solved my WiFi problems. Serves both Model 3s well regardless of being parked in the garage or on the driveway. Yes, you will have to run a UTP cable to it but at least it's PoE.

Four years since I did it and no misting on either car. I've read of some owners having them changed 3 or 4 times. The bins must be full to the brim out the back of the SCs :rolleyes:

I've done this and it can actually be cheaper adding them as a named driver permanently than paying for cover just for a number of days, but ultimately it's down to your insurer how they want to do it. Also might be worth asking your friend if his insurer would give him temporary cover on your car.

Well, personally I would drive it for 50 miles and see if it went away, but then I'm mechanically minded and have worked on, prepped, driven and raced a variety of cars for >40 years so a little thing like that doesn't phase me like it seems to a lot of people these days (not wanting to sound...

Vinegar in water will remove water spots but if you threw a bucket of water with some vinegar in it over the car and left it you'd still get spots. You would still need to dry it with a microfibre to prevent staining. A deionisation (DI) resin-based system is the most effective way of avoiding...

Are they working? Do you fancy trying a DIY fix as they're probably the same construction as the Model 3/Y lights.

Go into service mode and look at them there with the guides overlayed. Should look like this:

Which model Tesla?

Does it display any warning messages? Anything on the visualization?

Found this thread and I'm interested if any of you have had any issues with Autopilot/ADAS features when carrying large items on your roof which protrude over the windscreen, particulary if you have tie-downs at the front. Recently we had a MY owner in the UK transporting a canoe and the AEB...

Found this thread and I'm interested if any of you have had any issues with Autopilot/ADAS features when carrying large items on your roof which protrude over the windscreen, particulary if you have tie-downs at the front. Recently we had a MY owner in the UK transporting a canoe and the AEB...

Found this thread and I'm interested if any of you have had any issues with Autopilot/ADAS features when carrying large items on your roof which protrude over the windscreen, particulary if you have tie-downs at the front. Recently we had a MY owner in the UK transporting a canoe and the AEB...

Found this thread and I'm interested if any of you have had any issues with Autopilot/ADAS features when carrying large items on your roof which protrude over the windscreen, particulary if you have tie-downs at the front. Recently we had a MY owner in the UK transporting a canoe and the AEB...

Found this thread and I'm interested if any of you have had any issues with Autopilot/ADAS features when carrying large items on your roof which protrude over the windscreen, particulary if you have tie-downs at the front. Recently we had a MY owner in the UK transporting a canoe and the AEB...

Slight flat-spotting certainly doesn't mean you always have to replace the tyres. All the tyre manufacturers have advice on this if you do a bit more research. As I said above, it could be the newer EV tyres are more prone to it, but if the easiest fix is to take some air out and drive on them...