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This happened to me too and while I was able to recover the mud flap, the connectors were lost. Does anyone know where I can find the connectors?

Lady thought she put it in park but only got it into neutral. I'm guessing it was up against the Honda in front of it and when the Honda left, it left it free to roll into my Model Y. I put in a claim with her insurance. Hope it doesn't take weeks to get fixed.

I'm very tempted to not put them on at all. If I get pulled over, I could just show them to the officer and hope to just get a fix it ticket.

Good info. I'm definitely not that OCD, at least not with my white MY. You would have to look really close to see any swirl marks. I garage my car and it rains very little here in SoCal, so I think I ceramic coated it before any much damage could have been done.

I didn't do any paint correction or polishing. But I got the car in October and couldn't see any swirl marks or scratches. I wash it on my own using foam cannon and minimal touching with a microfiber mitt. But my car is also white which hides most everything anyway.

To qualify for the CVAP charging grant, you would have had to receive the CVAP grant at the time your purchased your car.

Well, I finally applied the Avalon King ceramic coating and it was certainly a good deal of work. Thorough wash and dry, followed by claybar and then IPA and then finally the ceramic. I have to say that it was very difficult to see what I was doing on my white MY. Even with a flashlight, I...

I have 2300 miles on my Model Y, driven on the mostly dry roads of southern California. I did a very thorough wash, claybar and IPA wipe down in preparation for applying ceramic coating and I was pleased that aside from the plastic rocker in front of the rear wheel, there has been almost no ill...

Got mine installed too. Very easy. Definitely looks like dirt and debris can get caught between the flaps and the wheel well. I guess we'll see over time.

The only thing this person wanted was clicks and subscribes. It had little to to with actually convincing the guy to return his shopping cart. People will do just about anything to have a Youtube career.

Got mine at 9:08am PT

The Model Y mud flaps are back on stock in the Tesla Shop. Got mine ordered just now.

You watched the whole thing? When I saw it was 16 minutes, I bailed after about 60 seconds.

No, I contacted them first. Good idea to make sure you are following their procedure. For example, you have to get permits and a signed job card by the city to get reimbursed.

I often park in handicapped spots and am nervous about shopping carts because people seem to think that the area with the blue lines is a cart return area.

They look good. Do you feel those clips will hold the guards in place long term?

What if one of your cars has automatic transmission and the other is manual? Don't you adjust how you drive each car? Sorry, your complaint is just ridiculous. Also, stop tailgating.

Those are the best looking ones I have seen yet.

Yup. Doesn't matter what your city requires. CVAP requires the signed job card, so you have to get a permit.

In my case, I bought the Wall Connector and they reimbursed me.

About a month after you purchase the car, you need to email GRID Alternatives.

I installed a Tesla Wall Connector and received my CVAP reimbursement. I already have a 200 amp panel but had to have a sub-panel installed because I didn't have enough space in my main panel. It was a little over $2,000 for both, and CVAP did reimburse $2,000. A couple of things to consider...

There are some things I miss in the Tesla nav as compared to Apple Carplay. One is the 3D visualizations and also showing stop signs and stop lights. Those help when you have several streets coming up and being able to quickly identify which ones are which.

I had previously installed the Nema 14-50 outlet myself for $75 in parts. I purchased the Wall Connector because I could get reimbursed by the state, so I hired an electrician who installed the sub-panel (pictured) and the Wall Connector. I needed the sub-panel because I wanted to keep the 14-50...

Just to confirm, the price after the discount is $439?

For those considering applying for the CVAP charging grant, I would recommend it. Easy process, and they are very responsive. If you received the $5,000 from CVAP for the purchase of your Tesla, then you are qualified for up to $2,000 to have an in-home EVSE installed. I purchased an installed...

The reimbursement approval came within 24 hours and I should receive the check within 30 days.

I think there's enough judging people based on generalized assumptions out there. Don't think we need that here.

Clean Vehicle Assistance Program. It's a California program to assist lower income individuals to purchase EVs. It discounts the car $5,000 and also provides up to $2,000 to install a home EVSE.

I had my CVAP Charging Grant approved today. I had to have a sub-panel installed and the entire project, including the Wall Connector is about $2,200. CVAP will reimburse up to $2,000. Has anyone else had their approved and also reimbursed? Not sure how long it will take to get the check.

I suppose if my battery is really low that it would help. It's good to know that from a battery health perspective that it doesn't matter either way.

Thank you. I have solar and am on a TOU plan that has very low rates from midnight to 6am.

Thank you for the reply. What do you mean by noise floor?

Just installed my Wall Connector and am wondering if it's better to charge overnight as 48 amps, or to reduce it down to 32 amps for long-term battery health. I can easily get the charge I need overnight at 32 amps, so 48 is unnecessary. Having 48 will be nice when I need faster daytime...

Same. The green lights on the connector will all light up once it's ready for you to connect.

Received today and installed. Nice packaging and fits perfectly.

Just press on the icon(s) when they pop up and it tricks it into thinking there is a child safety seat and it will stop popping up.

I agree that it was the driver of the truck's fault. I am merely stating that if a reasonable and alert person was driving the Tesla, there would have been no accident in the first place.

Well, except a BMW driver... Seriously, that is exactly what I was thinking when I watched the video the first time - if I was driving, I would have absolutely slowed down to let the truck in, which would have avoided the accident.

UPS has a hub in Ontario, CA so I think it would be routed through there. Ontario is between Moreno Valley and where I live.

Moreno Valley is only about an hour from me, so I would think once it's actually in the hands of UPS it should only be a day or two.

Shipping label created today for my order from 9/3.

I'm just waiting until January 1. It probably won't make a difference but why risk it? So I get the sticker on February 15th instead of February 12th (or however long it takes to normally receive them).

The next Jupiter/Saturn conjunction might happen before yours ships...

This email came this morning: Hey there! If you are receiving this email, your order is still in the processing part of shipment. A few final updates for your order. Why have I not received my order yet? There was another delay in the warehouse, which expanded our ship date by two weeks. A...

Why do I have the feeling that when a cop sees a Tesla, they don't even look for the stickers.

I imagine it's because they expire after 4 years.

Here's one idea, though it's a semi-permanent solution: