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Give the lens a clean with some alcohol. Sometimes dirt can keep water from sliding off properly

It sounds like the new fog lights might be triggering those "brake lights activated" messages. If you see red lights on the car model, that’s normal due to regenerative braking. Just double-check the connections; a loose wire could be causing the issue.

Oh no, sounds like a classic case of “you had one job!” Trying to get customer service from Tesla can sometimes feel like a scavenger hunt without a map. I’d suggest reaching out through social media, they tend to respond faster there. You could also check if there's a local Tesla owners group...

That’s a bummer! I had a similar issue when I swapped the lights on my old car. I upgraded to some fancy LED lights, but they ended up flickering and acting all weird. Turns out, I just needed to reset the electrical connections. Have you tried double-checking the wiring? Sometimes, it’s just a...

It sounds like your profiles are syncing between cars. Try checking the settings to ensure they’re set up independently, or contact Tesla support for help.

Rimetrix is a real solid choice, but you might also want to check out companies like T Sportline or EV Wheels. Make sure to look for options that are specifically designed for the Model Y to ensure a proper fit.

Uhmmm, do you think Tesla will improve the camera's ability to see farther ahead in future updates to make stopping smoother with Full Self-Drive?

Have you checked the weight limits for both the roof rack and the cargo box together? It might also be worth asking if the glass roof has any special weight distribution concerns when loaded.

Radar detectors need a clear view, so mounting it on the dash’s white plastic might impact performance. You could try a rearview mirror mount for a cleaner look and better experience.

I’ve had similar concerns. Full Self-Drive does improve some areas, like lane changes, but short stops can still be an issue. I often find myself turning off Autopilot when approaching stoplights because the camera doesn’t see far enough ahead to slow down smoothly. It’s better than standard AP...

That sounds great. Just curious, how does it hold up over time? Any concerns about durability?

Glad you found a workaround! But do you think that might affect the hitch’s performance or safety in the long run?

Nah they aren't gone. You can set your Model Y to close the windows automatically when you lock it. Check the settings in your car's menu or the Tesla app for the feature.

You might want to look for a specific seatbelt extender designed for booster seats, as they can provide better accessibility. Brands like Graco or Evenflo often have compatible options that work pretty well.

I'm also looking for this one as well. If any of you guys know a good brand or have one, please share!

You mean this? https://www.amazon.com/Model-Matte-Carbon-Fiber-Black/dp/B0C6QJCTBV?th=1

I'm thinking of swapping my 21" Uberturbines for 19" TSport Line TSV wheels. I want to keep the same ride height as stock, so I need to figure out the right tire size for the 19s. Does anyone know the exact diameter of the stock 21" wheels and tires? And what tire size should I go with on the...

Unplugged Performance has this lowering springs for the Model Y and is they're claiming improved handling, comfort, and range. Has anyone tried these yet? I'm torn between the moderate and mild options. Want a sportier look but don't want to sacrifice comfort.

So you're planning to install caliper covers? Am I right? No need to touch the bleeding line. You can just attach it right away. A simple 30min DIY job. You can refer to this

Not quite sure with this. There's only one way to find out but to test fit it.