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As you said, it is better to be safe than sorry. While you are waiting, think about accessories and features you would like to add to it, haha! :D

Hey, @Trucks! Just adjust your driving style - slower speeds and gentle acceleration can help. 😅

If you want the switch from an x7 to the CT the downside is the the interior space. The x7 is more luxurious compared to the Cybertruck. Also, if you are used to a quieter ride, the Cybertruck's cabin noise can be a bit more noticeable because of its design. But definitely test drive to see how...

This is what worked for me. So, try this @hassanrouhani9.

I have also noticed the rough ride at max height, but that's expected when pushing the suspension to its limits. I took the car off-roading last weekend, and it handled like a champ. 💪

Looks promising! Regarding the one-time charge limit, @echoFLYER you nailed it, sir! Just to add a bit more clarity, this feature is particularly useful if you are planning a longer drive and need that extra battery power for just one trip. It allows for more flexibility without permanently...

How did it perform on steeper hills or uneven terrain?

A hard restart might help clear it up, but I would also check the battery level to see if it was low when the error happened. As for the wipers, they seem to be designed to stay at the bottom of the windshield at higher speeds to keep water from pooling, so they might be functioning as intended.

I agree with you, sir! I wanted to add the same thing.

I guess this is the only way, haha!

I guess 300 miles towing 8000 lbs might be a bit too optimistic for current EVs. Even trucks rated for high efficiency can see their range cut in half when towing that kind of load. I would suggest to start with the idea of a 50% drop in range. At least, there are a lot of fast chargers...

It's funny how sometimes it is the simplest things that trip us, haha! I have had moments like that too. Glad you figured out it was just the protective film, and nothing more.

What's that for?

It can be a wiring problem. It could be that the water from the rain or cash wash is affecting the electrical connections around the door mechanism, leading to those behaviors. The idea is if the wiring is exposed or damaged, that could explain the random unlocking and window movement...

Also, if you are driving in dry and wet conditions and need a tire that will handle well in light snow, BFGoodrich and Nitto are great bets. If you want something 'all-seasons', I would recommend Falken. Cooper is more for comfort and quiet rides...don't know what more to say about it...

Apply some silicone lubricant to the rubber gaskets. You can try this too in case you are still getting water intrusion.

@echoFLYER, funny, haha! Hey, @Deniherik, I like the Tesla's storage is impressive, but buying an organizer would make it more impressive. And, why not, a portable tire inflator? This is what I got for myself. I hope it helps. Good luck on shopping.

It might happened because the outlet being on has been interfering with the functionality. At least you solved it for now. But if it happens again, take it to the dealer.

This is important to raise. The "Tesla effect" you mentioned seems tp reflect growing concerns among insurers. Especially when it comes to the cost of replacing entire battery packs. Have you looked into whether Tesla's direct insurance options might be more competitive? It might also be...

It is interesting to consider... What specific features do you think make it good for farm jobs? Haha!