I took my CyberTruck to Discount Tire for a slow tire leak. They found a metal rod near the sidewall and ordered a new tire. I had purchased road hazard for the tires and got the tire replaced for free. They've had no problems with puncture repairs on my CyberTruck. They also swapped the OEM...
Works great in this position and cable gets tucked in and routed with no visibility. I’m in AZ and reception is decent. Anywhere from 20Mbps to 120Mbps while traveling in the mountains where there is no cell reception. I use it primarily to listen to XM and keep my phone connected.
Today, on FSD 13.2.4, I was driving to Phoenix on I10 (about 80mph). A section of the highway had some dust storm, but the oncomming crosswind was about 30-40mph. The Cybertruck was being pushed to the left lane and crossed the yellow line by the median.
The windbuffetting was causing the truck...
I'm having the same issue as the original poster. I tried your suggestion, but unfortunately, it didn't work for me. My problem happens even when the car is just parked at home. The only fix seems to be a reboot. I see the WiFi symbol next to the SSID, but there's no green checkmark, and when I...
A verbal request would also be nice for me too, since I sometimes don't properly slide my finger to the side of the track ball and wind up pressing it down and canceling FSD.
This is internet streaming (as they state). The new tech is that they give each car a unique Radio ID so they can charge you $9.99/mo. You can't use any existing account and you have to create a new one. If you already have a SiriusXM account with internet streaming, you can run Sirius XM on the...
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Video Summary:
- Range Test Setup: The video features a range test comparing the Tesla Cybertruck and the Rivian R1T. Both vehicles are driven at a constant highway speed of 70 mph until they run out of battery, with the goal to see how their real-world range compares to their...
The bins sliding back and forth is really annoying. I bought the 3 bins. Currently I have 2 back to back and now I only have to deal with 1 sliding back and forth.
Tesla says in their email:
Have a main electrical service panel rating less than 225A
Sounds like a strange requirement. You can tell them that yours is 224A. Or see if you can switch out your main circuit breaker to 200A.
No solution so far. I did notice that it actually constantly tries to reconnect, because I see the car connection in eero come and go. Interestingly, when it does connect briefly, it has a bunch of IP6 addresses (external, internal & link-local). But when it truly connects (with a green...
I was about to order one and noticed they said it was two pieces. Do they use suction cups, because I don’t really want to fiddle with those. What happens with the seam between the sections? Is it a top/bottom set up or a left/right set up?
I guess this update did not "fix" my WiFi issue. When I drove off after the update, the suspension seemed very hard/stiff, even though it was set to the most comfortable level. I could feel all the bumps and the travel after going over a speed bump was hard, like the truck back-end went down...
I’m still hoping this update will fix my WiFi connectivity issues with eero routers. I have to reboot the car to be able to access WiFi. Once it switches to LTE when driving away, it won’t reconnect to WiFi until another reboot.
I got home yesterday and was happy to see this 2024.14.7 update...
What do the 2024.14.6 release notes say? I have 2024.14.5 and that version (and previous ones) would fail to connect to my home WiFi network, until I rebooted. So I'm looking forward to 2024.14.6.
Well, if you enable the Traffic Aware Cruise Control, you will be required to wiggle the wheel occasionally, assuming you are looking at the road. If not looking at the road, the cabin camera will catch you much faster.