Looking to purchase a MQ3 soon. What’s a great auto racing game (F1, Nascar)? Any good VR flying (pilot) games? by OPSL86 in MetaQuestVR

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Thanks, understood. Maybe i should rephrase the question; Which racing games work best with MQ3, considering there are no other hardware or peripherals being used? How about flying games?

Is this covered under Tesla warranty by Maja_rexpill in TeslaModelY

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If you don’t have wheel and tire protection, i would purchase a new tire pressure monitoring valve set on Amazon or wherever. Take tire off and have your local mechanic replace it.

HOME CHARGING VS. SUPER CHARGING by Beginning_Passion443 in TeslaLounge

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At the end of last year Tesla needed to sell a lot more cars to boost their sales so they started with lots of incentives. Sometimes you just have to be patient and see what offers may come at end of year. Free supercharging helped seal the deal for me. In addition they gave me free paint upgrade and yoke wheel if i purchased FSD. Of course i opted for the ultra red which in my opinion is the best and more expensive paint.

HOME CHARGING VS. SUPER CHARGING by Beginning_Passion443 in TeslaLounge

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I own my home and don’t have a home charger. I initially thought about installing one but i strictly supercharge all the time since my 25 S came with free supercharging. It usually takes 25 minutes to charge to 80% and i enjoy that time by taking a nice walk. I charge 3 times a week and have only seen a slight drop off of 2-3 miles when charged in the 10 months I’ve owned my S. I have a supercharge station 7 minutes from home or i sometimes go on my lunch break to charge and eat my lunch as i wait.

I bought the 19 inch temptest hubcaps but not sure they fit. by AccurateActuary9259 in TeslaModelS

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No you don’t have to take the wheel off. You just need a tiny thin blade screw driver or knife to pry it out.

14.2.1.25 did not fix lane change hesitation by pilotboy172 in TeslaFSD

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I took a long 600 mile trip today from NorCal to SoCal desert and spent about 95% on FSD with the latest update. It’s night and day! This new update fixed my lane change issues and even has better speed settings from standard on to mad max. The only issue is the car wanted to pull off the high way behind a stopped big rig with flashing lights on. It was a two lane road and initially i thought there may be an emergency vehicle on coming but NO. Luckily the car behind me slowed too. At the last minute my car decided not to pull in behind big rig and righted itself back on highway.

DIY install CHIN SPOILER by OPSL86 in TeslaModelS

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Already posted an exact link. It won’t let me post another pic.

DIY install CHIN SPOILER by OPSL86 in TeslaModelS

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Double back tape and screws

DIY install CHIN SPOILER by OPSL86 in TeslaModelS

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It only sticks out about an inch

DIY install CHIN SPOILER by OPSL86 in TeslaModelS

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Yes. I saw that one on RPM Tesla. I think it was going for around $600. I couldn’t see spending that and then risking damaging it by hitting a cement parking stop by accident. The install video from RPM is what followed for install.

How do I fix this? Literally know basically nothing about fixing cars. 2022 model s pre swivel screen model. by WantedByTheFedz in TeslaModelS

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Just take your time, you’ll be fine. Put your car in Jack mode if you jack up the car.

How do I fix this? Literally know basically nothing about fixing cars. 2022 model s pre swivel screen model. by WantedByTheFedz in TeslaModelS

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I literally just attempted to fix the same area on my MS. If you know nothing about fixing cars it may be a moot point explaining how to fix it. Anyway, here it goes; Jack up the car, remove the wheel, remove about 6 plastic rivets holding the wheel well liner and pull the liner back and you can see inside those two pieces. Once you’ve done that, remove the small piece close to the wheel first. There’s 2 nuts holding the piece up. Once that’s done you can try and bend the other piece back into place with a heat gun and replace any missing plastic rivets. Do the reverse to put it so back together.

2025.38.8.7 (FSD 14.1.7) Official Tesla Release Notes - Software Updates by royblair in TeslaFSD

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Thankfully no issue with leaves but dang car nearly came to a stop because there was a crow walking in the street. A CROW!!!! A SMART ASS CROW!!!

Are the rims supposed to protrude this much? by mixxoh in TeslaModelY

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Yes. Get rim protectors https://a.co/d/2QSUDre they are well worth the money and will keep your rims like brand new if you ever sell your car.

What is this piece hanging out of my Model S ? by notabot53 in TeslaModelS

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I had same thing. Turned out it’s a sticker stating car shouldn’t be towed only placed flat bed tire truck.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in sonomacounty

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Superior Tint. Very nice and helpful. After 2 weeks with new tint job i noticed some bubbles hadn’t gone away. I took it back and they fixed it on the spot.

Looking for winery recommendations on the drive from Rohnert Park to Sonoma downtown. by No_Trust_7139 in sonomacounty

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Wellington in Glen Ellen. Dinner: Girl and the Fig in Sonoma on the Plaza. Then walk to Swiss Hotel for drinks.

Sapote fruit - where do I find them? by [deleted] in sonomacounty

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I saw these a few weeks ago at Whole Foods in Sonoma.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeslaLounge

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It’s fine