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Stopped today - all operational - good location for snacks, rest stop and Gilbert Pecans. Not busy during my visit.

Is this online yet?

I will need to go in for a couple things. They are all relatively equidistant from me so is there a "best" Service Center of the three in the DFW Metroplex? Thanks for any input.

I drive by here a lot and always wondered why this supercharger seems so busy. Watching today, most of the charging traffic seems to be M3s with drivers wearing high-vis vests, an airport ID, and grease pencil markings of some kind on the car windows. I can only assume it's rental cars from...

If I am not mistaken, there is still no building at this location. Wonder if it is still planned.

I have no affiliation to the place but it varies between $5 and $22 depending on location and choices.

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/car-wash-dallas-area.206188/#post-7328871

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/car-wash-dallas-area.206188/#post-7328871

I know I am resurrecting a old/zombie thread, but I became aware of two touchless car wash facilities in the mid cities area. The washyourstuff.com apparently has them in Keller and Grapevine. I did not use them on my Model S (it still gets a hand wash by me), but I did recently use the...

I used the both before (std) and after (longer rear upper links). Happy.

Long time ago I used Texas Track Works in FW with good results.

On a safety score of 100 Tesla just jacked-up my monthly premium by 30%. Go figure. There’s certainly no transparency as to why.

Another drive went from 99 to 100 score and the March bill dropped another 2%. IDK.

I was putting around town on a few errands last week and my phone's Tesla app Safety Score rated me "99" (safe) and cut my Tesla insurance monthly premium by about 40%. Go figure.

I checked as well and noted an initial price that was less than my current Amica policy (which I think is pretty good as I have shopped it around many times). The monthly cost with Tesla insurance is about 30% less.

Guys and gals, I'm waiting to accept delivery of my 2020 Model X LR+. I got it on 22" rims. Do I need to proactively buy camber arms for rear and toe and plan to put them on when I get my Model X? Or is this issue only seen on older models? If it was me I would have the rear toe in (at a...

Set of four 19” Tesla silver Cyclone wheels, tires, TPMS, center caps for sale. OEM Michelin Primacy MXM4 245/45R19 tires. These came off a new Tesla that immediately swapped for aftermarket wide 21” wheels. Tread 6mm. No rash. Price is firm. Stored in climate controlled garage ready for local...

Following this thread with great interest. Deciding whether to keep or sell my MS, which has been pretty flawless in terms of unintended maintenance.

If you are not local, consider "uship.com" as an option for delivering things like a set of wheels and tires.

I think 'start a conversation' is the replacement for private messages on this forum.

Available in the DFW area.

This thread is almost all about the fat, expensive, 21" rear tires, where the inner wear, and toe settings are pretty critical. 19" tires don't exhibit issues unless toe is very badly set for a lot of miles. On the fat 21" rears, a little wrong can be seen in a few thousand miles.

To be clear as the prior 2 posts indicate, this is about the rear wheel alignment. Front has a hair of toe out. Never heard of anyone wearing the inner tires on fronts, my P85+ is RWD. And most euro cars have so much negative camber it is easy to see just driving around and looking at the...

This all was a hot topic 6 years ago when Tesla had issues running alignments properly, and always exacerbated on 21" fat tires. 19" tires had to have a really bad alignment to see it. The main culprit was setting rear toe-in correctly and then to maximize tire life, setting to the minimum...

Not mine but putting a heads-up referral for a friend's cl advert. Long time Tesla owner, no risk. Please contact him directly to discuss shipping cost if you are not in the DFW metroplex. Tesla Model S Wheels: Twin Turbine Staggered wheels (New style) -...

Set of four 19” Tesla silver Cyclone wheels, tires, TPMS, center caps for sale. OEM Michelin Primacy MXM4 245/45R19 tires. These came off a new Tesla that immediately swapped for aftermarket wide 21” wheels. Tread 6mm. No rash. P rice is firm. Stored in climate controlled garage ready for...

Set of four 19” Tesla silver Cyclone wheels/tires/TPMS/center caps for sale. OEM Michelin Primacy MXM4 245/45R19 tires. These came off a new Tesla that immediately swapped for aftermarket wide 21” wheels. Tread 6mm. Price is firm. Stored in climate controlled garage ready for local pick-up...

They had stacks and stacks of bumper covers in the service center a few weeks ago. Presumably replacing bumper covers is a collision repair thing.

No. AP1 is Sept 2014 and newer as far as I know.

2013 Tesla Model S P85+ 41,xxx miles $45,000 Located in Dallas/Fort Worth, TX area. My car is in pristine shape and has transferrable Tesla ESA through 9/21 or 90K miles. Originally ordered and purchased my me. Factory Options: Performance Plus Package Pearl White Paint All Glass Panoramic...

Alas, in 2022 goobers will be throwing stuff at my truck (or shooting it) to see what happens. What were they thinking? :( Maybe they'll have free warranty/insurance to replace the glass and repair the bullet holes as a result. Some might remember the battery armor in 2014.

What a poorly thought-out demo - shooting it, throwing something at the passenger glass. Good idea - not. Every goober will be trying the same stunt on my parked or unattended truck for the next 5 years. :( Welcome to Texas.:D

Despite wisdom from movie quotes, I guess a lot of smart people have gotten dumb since buying a Tesla. What I funny world this is.

I thought some of the Tesla stores had a reasonable and inexpensive filter for preserving parking around their charger and outlet array with a little plastic chain around the spot. Most ICEers won't go so far as to get out and move the EV only chain out of the way to ICE a charging spot, will...

Sorry, I've been asleep for a while, but... Don't they fence in the $200K of equipment anymore? I've never seen it sitting in the open. A lot of equipment to be running loose outside of its corral, potentially getting into mischief. I thought they penned it all in to protect the equipment...

I am also curious on cost and coverage experience on Tesla specifically. I am debating keeping my P85+ (currently covered by the ESA for a couple years, IIRC), selling it and getting another EV - probably another MS. Keeping the P85+ (heck, it has low miles and is like new), I'd prefer to...

Durant (or Choctaw) and McAlester help to cover a huge black hole E OK, AK (Fayettville). Chicken and egg syndrome at play most likely.

Resurrecting this thread to any point-outs on good, low traffic, bluebonnet patches with 10 miles of DFW. I checked the Grapevine/Toyota patch two weeks ago and it was pretty sad. Thanks for any info.

Thanks for a good line. "Gee, car came direct from California..." And I'll have to remember your dialogue for next time the troopers flag me down.

Then send them to Wichita Falls, Lubbock, (and then somewhere up I75 which should in truth be in OK) to close all the remaining black holes in TX! (Patiently waiting to see this for 5+ years)

Most of the original postings had to do with the air spring P85+ cars with 265/35ZR-21 tires that, because of their profile, amplified toe errors, and to some degree, benefited from aftermarket camber-reducing parts and careful attention to rear (toe) alignment. In large part that issue has...

I've not had a front tag on for 20 years or more and not on the MS since getting it in 2013. I have not been pulled over in the DFW area, but I have found the TX State Troopers on 20 west of Weatherford troll along at 55 in the 75 mph zone waiting for no-front-tag cars to pass (driving the...

I had a nearly new AP2+ loaner for a week last week and had a lot of driving to do and spent most of the time using EAP in and around my city to wring it out. I have to say I was glad to get my dinosaur P85+ back. The TACC has almost no glitches in its operation during my week with it, but the...

Both locations are a bit of a puzzle. I can't see why these are needed in those locations. It would seem to make more sense putting one off/near the 820/20/30 interchange. Can't figure Tesla's thinking for where they locate these things.

These three are sorely needed. Far more than anything additional in Dallas, IMO.

In my experience with USAA, and doing some research, there seems to be multiple flavors of what organization inside USAA is doing the underwriting. - If you are active duty or retired O-level you're handled by USAA-proper (the core USAA): the rates are quite good. - If you are in the other...

Thanks for the point-out on this location. It was close enough and good enough to get the job done!

Hey, I know those freeloaders. Where's the trash can? ;)

Thanks for the info. As always - trying to find one with reasonable access, relatively close to home, level ground, without superhighway traffic whistling by at 75+... the holy grail during our short wildflower season.

Anyone know of any calm bluebonnet fields within, say, a 10mi radius of DFW airport? They're fading fast, I know. While only slightly OT, I like to take pictures and some of the pics will probably include my MS. Thanks for any local pointers.