Recent content by mattack4000

bump

I paid $350 for a set of Michelin Cross Climate before, these tires are better simply by the fact that they are quieter. With that said, wet traction is definitely a concern. I also have a tire that won't hold air past 38psi but won't leak past 35psi. :mad:

Has anyone install the Satonic soft close frunk latch on their car? I just got mine installed. Everything works fine, but I have some questions about it and I would like to know if other owners have it? Thanks

This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing BC Racing coilovers model 3 bay area. Please add to the discussion here.

Quick update. Traction on heavy rain is a little disappointing and it appears I have a slow leak already

General Max AS-07 I think I didn't use the AS Pilot, I had the Cross Climate 2, it was total $hit

I did on this set of tires, I didn’t have it before as I didn’t know about it. Plus I hated the Michelins anyway

There are three control arms on the front of the Model X. One on the top and two at the bottom. The lower front is the easiest one to change, the lower rear requires a bolt to be cut and the upper one you can do in 2-3.5 hours.. The right side is easy to change, left side has two brackets...

I did the greasing part last year, it cost around $45 in parts and it fixed the squeak part of the time. You need a gun, a fitting and the grease. I did a permanent fix by replacing the upper control arm for around $200. It took several hours to install it and I needed an alignment after.

I have 60K miles on my 2019 Model X. The General is my 3rd set of tires, replacing the Michelin Cross Climate 2 that was on the car. In 200 miles, here is what I have learned so far with these General G-Max AS-07 Noise = The General is FAR superior than the Michelin Cross Climate. Matter of...

I had these cross climate 2, garbage tires. The new general max tires I have are more efficient and they are nearly half the price. The range is also better than the Michelin too. When the Michelin were new, it was also extremely noisy. The noise went away after the tires became bald. That...

This marketplace listing has been re-listed.

This marketplace listing has expired and has been removed.

There are 3 control arms in the front of the X, one at the top and 2 at the bottom. Instead of dropping the battery pack, just cut the bolt and get a new one. New upper control arm from Tesla is about $100, but I am going with aftermarket as I have no faith in the Tesla part that will likely...