I just have 1 question. Why did it take Tesla so long to come out with an adapter that worked with the Cybertruck? I would have bought this a year ago, when I bought my CT, and that was a year after they first started selling the CT.
I bought a MCEVKELN adapter several months ago, and I have used it 3 times. One at a ChargePoint 200kW charge in Fairplay, CO, as there was no Tesla supercharger anywhere near, and twice at a 300kW Rivian charger in Del Norte, CO because is was an even split between Denver and Pagosa Springs...
I just installed 14.2.1 and I have experienced the opposite. I have more navigation issues than I did before. I am hoping it will get better then more I drive it.
Works great! Handled all my neighborhood speed humps better than the version 13. However, at a yellow light, it seemed a bit necrotic. It started pumping the brakes, but wouldn't have had enough time to stop, so I hit the juice a little and it went through the intersection just fine. I noticed...
Double check that your Costco installs on Cybertrucks. Not all of them do. I had to call around until I found one that did.
BTW, I went with the Bridgestone Duellers. So far, they have been a vast improvement from the stock Pirelli's.
Thank you for the detailed answer. I did not transfer them, as I didn't know what they were. Plus the TPMS sensors are working fine. I did have punctures in 3 of my 4 Pirelli's. Luckily none of them were at the site of this sensor. I think the tire shop would have thrown up their hands.
Does anyone know what this is on the inside of the stock Pirelli AS tires? I just recently had my tire replaced with Bridgestone Dueler ATs, and kept one of the stock tire as a spare. I noticed this device attached on the inside. The tire tech said that he thinks these are tire pressure sensors...