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Fortunately for me, I haven't gone through anything similar. But, when you go to the service center, make sure you tell them everything you experienced. All I hope is that it is something simple to fix. Take care out there!

Just escalate the issue, sir! Don't waste time on being "nice". Sometimes they need cases like this so they can "wake up"... at least for a while.

Do you guys think (those who already towed heavier loads) the regenerative braking helps on downhill stretches?

Are you asking only for the sake of it, or do you really want to power your RV?

Yeah, the half shaft and suspension angles are a critical aspect, and I agree with you @echoFLYER. The rough ride at max height is something I have experienced, too. The mid-level is good for daily driving.

Maybe a Tesla community on social media platforms would also help. Find one. People out there are more willing to share pictures and media stuff.

I had something similar happen to my Model 3 after heavy rain. There was a short hole in the wiring harness near the door where water was getting into the connections. Might be worth checking out the seals around the rear door and seeing if there is any moisture getting in. Another thing to...

Yeah, I was pretty disappointed when I noticed them. So, I guess you are not alone with this problem. I don't know what you are going to do, but as for me, I am planning to reach out to the dealership and see what they say. I hope you got some pictures once you saw them.

I have experienced this. You are saved. Just apply a little silicone spray to the hinges and joints around the mirror. It helped cut down on the squeaking without any need for disassembly.

I get your point. But it might still have some advantages, like instant torque for towing. Have you guys thought of any other interesting uses for the Cybertruck?

Oh... Not sure they will do another deal like that... So many people would just take advantage of it! It would be cool to see Cybertruck involved, though... I guess we have to wait and see.

That is pretty crazy. Maybe the wrap shop messed it up? Or could it be some weird reaction to moisture? Either way, I would check with them.

I have noticed some gaps can vary quite a bit. It is essential for them to be even, though! While I am not sure about the official standards, I would say that tighter gaps help with aerodynamics and keeping dirt out. If you are measuring yours, make sure to check both sides to see if they match.