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Lots of add-ons use a short adapter that connects between the existing wiring and the new device. These adapters often involve tapping into signal wires, which can be risky if not done correctly. I highly doubt Tesla will support these types of modifications though.

Simple. If your sentry mode is on, then the 12v stays on. If it's disabled, they automatically turn off.

We have a 2023 Performance Y and looking to bring the audio from the old 2019 Model 3. Planning a system with Audison, Maestro, JL sub, and Helix processing - not the LoFi stuff! Installer's a pro, did a Model S recently, but ran into problems connecting big amps during bootup. Worried my Y...

I'm thinking about snagging a fridge like this for my Model Y. But I'm kinda freaking out about my battery, y’know? Like, does it stays on even after I shut the car off? And does it guzzle battery juice when it's running like that? Anyone tried it and got any tips to share?

Just got these rear OEM mud flaps slapped on, but they're already loosey-goosey. Found out two of those little push-pin thingies underneath are MIA. Anyone know if the warranty covers these missing bits? If not, I guess I'll have to hit up an auto store to pick up some replacements, but I don't...

Anyone Done It? Thinking about hooking up a utility trailer with a couple of ATVs to my 2023 Model Y. Total weight should be under 1500 lbs. Has anyone tried towing with a Model Y? Worried about range and handling.

Looking to smoke some laps on the track with my MYP and need some serious tire and wheel recommendations! What setups do you guys have and love? Would be great if you have for pics of your track-ready MYP too!

I'm eyeing a used 2022 Model Y. But word is, you can't snag a Homelink module for it anymore. Is that for real? If so, why'd they cut it out? I'm thinking of DIYing it, but it sucks theyre not offering it anymore!!

You can try test fitting it to see if it rubs. Most shops allow it though. When it comes to noise, you can try reducing the PSI and see if the noise lessens.

It still depends on personal preference. But for me, I'd stick with staggered setup. Better handling and performance.

Still sticking with my garage door opener remote. No headaches!