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I haven't, but from what I have heard and seen, the moderate option gives a nice balance between the sportier stance and comfort. But if you want to notice anything, it depends on what kind of roads are you driving. I mean, if you are driving more on smooth roads, there is not such a loss in...

When I was shopping for a used Model Y, I faced similar challenges with the Homelink module. I ended up going for a different model with it already installed, which made things so much easier.

Yeah, it's common for rewards to have expiration dates. Maybe plan a fun road trip soon to make the most of those supercharger miles.

You are right, sharing data definitely seems to enhance the experience, helping your car adjust to your driving style better. It’s great to see that kind of personalization.

Last I checked the 19" T-Sport wheels usually run around $1,000 to $1,500 for a full set.

Okay, do whatever works best for you.

I hear you! I also had a crazy experience with mismatched tires, and it made my ride feel so unstable. Swapping them out completely transformed the driving experience.

The monthly fee can feel steep, especially when there are free alternatives. But for me, the live traffic updates and streaming make a huge difference, especially on long drives. Having real-time traffic info helps me avoid delays and find better routes, saving time and frustration, and even...

The Shuffle feature can be a bit frustrating sometimes, especially if it keeps playing the same small selection of songs. It’s like it gets stuck in a loop. I’ve noticed that with Apple Music in my car too. If you’re used to a central library, it can feel even clunkier when it gets stuck on...

Lol, is it just me but it feels like there’s a secret campaign for PPF; every vlog I watch pushes it too. And yeah, the price is eye-watering. I got a chip on my car recently, and suddenly, that $700 PPF job sounds like a necessary evil. I’ve resisted getting PPF so far, but after seeing how...

Oh man, I’ve been there, when I first got my 2023 Model Y, I was excited, but the ride felt like driving on cobblestones sometimes. I took it on a long road trip, and my back wasn’t happy. So, I looked into upgrades too. The Unplugged Performance comfort kit caught my eye, but I decided to try...

It does seem like a bit of a cash grab. I cant think of any direct workaround yet, but you can keep using the MyQ app on your phone without the subscription. Some folks have tried linking it with Siri or Google Assistant for easier control, though I don't think it’s perfect, but it still an option.

Yeah, it sounds like you're running into the same issue as with other 3rd party apps. The delay is probably because the commands still rely on the internet, even if the BT key connects quickly. Could be the hops from your device to Tesla's servers causing the lag. It’s definitely annoying when...

Haha, a rat buffet :ROFLMAO: No rodent can stand a good ol’ combination of peppermint! Give that a shot before going full ultrasonic.

I haven't had any issues with mine in my Model Y. The USB-C to USB-A adapter I use works perfectly. Maybe it's the brand or fit that's the problem? Could be worth trying a different one.

Every car should have this basic feature. While cameras are great for backing up, sensors are essential and shouldn’t be left out. Many Tesla Model Y owners are unhappy about this, I know I am not. How can we push Tesla management to reconsider and bring back sensors in the newer Model Ys? Who...

Hey Matt, I learned recently that some version in Teslas can cause this kind of issue, care to share what version you use? We can start from there, and also check if there are updates.

Yes, it's true that Tesla stopped offering the Homelink module for the Model Y. They made that change to streamline production, but it’s a bummer since it was such a handy feature.

It really depends on how much you value those extras, standard connectivity is free, while premium costs $99 a year. It offers features like live traffic visualization and streaming services.

I’ve also been wondering about Tesla's FSD settings and data sharing as well. From what I understand, sharing more data can help improve the system's performance over time, as it uses that information to learn and adapt. If you opt not to share certain data, you might notice some limitations in...