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I came to the same conclusion. Noticed the effect with the direction of the crosswind and speed of the vehicle all made a difference in the vibration of the door panel causing the mirror to vibrate, and able to feel it in the door armrest very pronounced at times. The faster I drive the less...

Just showing my temporary solution with electrical tape. It’s not perfect but it definitely makes a difference. It leaves a path in the center of more visible area, but still having daytime running lights. We will see how long it lasts. I’ve seen others use black out tint for a more permanent...

Mine was replaced due to the cell denting issue. My VIN is 4xxx though, so hopefully a different issue.

This must be a new feature as it didn’t use to not allow you to put it in drive. There were a few times where I was around 25 PSI while off road and decided to drive the 20 minutes to inflate them instead of using the portable.

Less hyperbole and more different experiences. After covering the signature light bar my visibility had a drastic improvement. I would say being able to see around 20’ in front of the vehicle to somewhere around 80’-100’ at the same speed. And this is purely due to the reflection of the snow...

As a point of clarification, I am not referring to the light bar that is mounted at the apex of the front windshield on the Cyberbeast. This is the light that is across the front of the frunk that is on every Cybertruck. “Signature Light Bar” is what it is called in the Tesla Cybertruck owners...

I’m experiencing this also. Did you find a solution?

Thanks for the question Crissa. When talking with the service manager she was saying that it needs to get reported to them, the Tesla service department. The best way is if you are taking your truck in to get recall or warranty work, making a service line item about the need for independent...

I had my first experience last week with a heavy snowstorm at night coming over a mountain pass. Having heard about the headlight issues that people were having in the snow, I was curious to see how it would be. For me, the headlights were an issue, having to stop about every 1-1.5 miles to...

I eagerly waited 8 months for the wheel covers and I love the way they look on the truck. I wanted to love everything about them but… Yes they do make more noise than without them on and it may not be lug nuts (not a bad idea to check just in case though)?. Some people might not even notice...

With the results that I’ve had, I’m not too worried about it.?

This is from the article that you referenced. “ Luckily, most modern battery management systems will restrict voltage to safe levels.” I have a 2013 model S with 177,000 miles on it with 6.5% range loss. Preconditioning only started in recent years. Most of that cars life was before pre...

It was my understanding that pre conditioning is only to speed up supercharging; to shorten your time at the charger, and to help relieve pressure on the charging network. Protection of the battery is why it charges slower when it is not at the optimal temperature. Since I had to stop by Tesla...

I’ve noticed similar behavior on mine as well. I’ve noticed on some trips it has used so much energy preconditioning the battery that the amount of time saved was more in the seconds than even minutes. So if I noticed that it’s starting to precondition significantly before I get to a...

I agree when you live in close proximity of your service center. Mine is a 6hr round trip to drop it off and then 6 more to pick it up. Since they are no longer open on Saturday, this also involves time off work if I want to go for a ride with someone to make sure that we are talking about to...

I’m 6’ tall and it was a long night on the floor with the back seats folded up and the front seats slid forward. I put 6” of foam down so that part was good, but far too cramped for me to be comfortable. Experience may very.?

I realize that this window was partial rolled down, but this should demonstrate the possibility, and confirm that once cracked it can keep going. https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/thief-peels-window-open-on-cybertruck/

If you open the frunk and look in near the hinge, you can see where the nut is and you can finger tighten it from there as long as it hasn’t fallen all the way off. I did this to mine until I could get into a service center and have them do it correctly.

That makes sense if it is turned on but not if it’s turned off. Additionally it goes off due to road construction. I would expect that traffic cones in your current lane guiding you to leave your lane would be recognized. Also, an MCU reset and it doesn’t happen again for a few weeks.

In my situation I’m hoping it’s a glitch. Mine will give me the warning with hands on the wheel and the lane departure warning feature turned off. This happens around once every three weeks or so and I’ve had it turned off for around 5 months.