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If my CT can pick me up at the ski slope entrance and park itself it would save me quite a few minutes of walking across a huge parking lot while wearing clunky boots, carrying heavy gear, and managing young kids.

Unrelated to this particular tire mount (which looks very good btw) I was driving with a trailer hitch bike rack and had the same message. Used FSD anyway. It was noticeably worse which surprised me. The truck had a lot more trouble centering in the lane and I had to take over a few times. Also...

I think it's a great idea. The Tesla/x.ai conglomerate has one of the best AI models out there too. Would be great to use it to identify misbehavior and automatically alert the police, with a nice multi-angle evidence package of the misdeeds.

Weren’t we supposed to get ASS one of these weeks? I hope this isn’t a neutered version of that promise where only people selected for and opted in to early access get it for now.

I have Powershare (no Powerwall, but I don't think it matters) which is before the circuit breaker panel, and then have a generator inlet connected to the panel with an interlock. Technically I can power the house using the truck connected to the generator inlet but that would be silly...

Do some of these until you can get in easily: https://exrx.net/WeightExercises/Quadriceps/BBStepUp (Flexibility and leg length also factor in)

I live out west and it’s becoming more dicey taking the CT to the city or leaving it unattended for hours at a time. Kind of decreases the utility of the truck when you have to factor in the probability of dealing with vandalism or damage. Given the politics of the area, taking matters into my...

For keeping an eye on rear facing babies while driving, I used a mirror that straps onto the head rest of the seat they’re in. if you’re asking about an actual video feed kind of baby monitor, any standard non-WiFi monitor off of Amazon should work.

Near Seattle it’s all the first category, none of the second. Constant protests at Tesla showrooms. https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/anti-tesla-sentiment-protests-vandalism-arson

I've rotated the tires on both my Y and CT. Here are some additional differences: CT wheel & tire is much heavier. Close to 100lb each. I'm in decent shape and it is a struggle, even using some lug guide tool to make it easier. Model Y is so much easier in comparison. Torque for Y is 129 ftlb...

Very cool! I made something similar. Doesn't hold as many sets as yours, but can be used concurrently with the bed divider.

It's installing on mine now.

Sorry to hear about that. Very frustrating. I don’t like MyQ but in this case it’s not MyQs fault. The same thing would have happened with Homelink. The car makes the decision to trigger the door to close and MyQ/homelink is merely obeying the command. I don’t use the auto open/close partly for...

I also lost power today, also in the Seattle area. PowerShare working fine. I do have a UPS for my network but I don’t think that’s necessary. I lost internet during the last wind storm and PowerShare still worked, it was just annoying because there was no way to remotely see the battery level...

I have the official divider but use two of those black storage bins from Costco and one smaller bin that is sandwiched between. Perfectly fits in the width dimension so the bins don’t slide around, so you don’t need bins with tracks. The divider keeps the bins pretty well pinned as well.

That northwesternmost one is North Cascades National Park. Beautiful place but you can’t stray from the main highway in an EV due to range concerns. I charged at Chelan to 100% then drove through the park to the supercharger on the other side. Got there with 20%.

Cybertruck is a lot easier than the Model 3/Y. It has separate lift points and jack points, so you can use jack stands easily. I haven't actually done it yet but I got a 3 ton floor jack and 4x 3 ton jack stands so I can do the rotations in one shot. For my Y I don't have a good system to put...

I used a thin seat protector I bought a while ago (sorry, I lost the link) that only covers the seat back. Not one of the longer ones that covers the seat back and the seat. Then I flipped it to cover the back of the seat instead. It's not super clean looking, there's the strap at the headrest...

I have done all of the above. It's annoying but not enough to take it in for service. When enough minor issues pile up I'll take it in and get the recalls taken care of. For now the easiest workaround is to ease it in slowly with the "quick presses on the close button" approach.

My CT is installing 2024.32.5.2 now. Release notes has Vision Autopark with a picture of a CT looking for a parking space.