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Price dropped to $400.

Selling four wheels with Tempest covers for $500. No TPMS. I recently purchased a Model S Long Range Plus and installed aftermarket wheels on the vehicle so I have these left over. The wheels have about 5400 miles of usage. Unfortunately, the vehicle was an inventory car and some curb rash...

Just tried plugging in. No power. No one working on them.

For 9 months I've had the same issue with my 2014 Model S. Tesla says $700 to repair. To be honest, I have gotten so used to just pressing on the right-side to pop it open that it now feels like it's the normal way to operate it. I knew when I bought this car that all these "cool" auto/moving...

I thought this same thing. My new 100% is really below my old 90%.

I will add that I came in at a low battery and saw 397 mi/hr at the start of charge. That is the highest I have ever seen and I have been to about 250 different superchargers. About 350 mi/hr is usually the highest peak I experience.

My Model S nav shows this supercharger on the map now. The Blue Ash supercharger red pin is gone from the map though.

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I honestly don't know. I think I purchased it in 2015. Someone told me something about a firmware update but when I asked at the service center they looked at me like I was crazy Of course, you are welcome to use it first before purchase.

$300 for Model S chademo adapter. Purchased a couple of years ago. Used it a couple of times. Works great. Can deliver in southern California area.

I apologize again for not editing the table myself. Here is my latest from a couple of cross country trips. Brings me to 222 total. I added 42 new ones. Anyone thinking of driving to Key West should do it. Great drive. Now that I am over 200, this might be my last entry. It was fun when...

Intex twin Inflatable mattress, $7.99 at Walmart. Thick enough that you don't feel the seat hump.

Thanks Bill. I just counted 180 as well. Appreciate your oversight. You are right, I'll count at least 20 more to break 200. I'm in Ohio right now and may have to take a nice detour on the way home to Cali. Florida is probably nice this time of year.

Sorry, I was going to edit the page but was afraid I might screw it up. Here are my latest additions, up to 177 now. Keeping track is a pain now. I'm not missing any easy way to do so since they changed the GUI, correct? I might be done tracking these if that is the case. It was fun while...

I charged at the Toledo Supercharger today and the workers there were surprised that the chargers had power. They thought they had been turned off. They also mentioned that there is still a few more days of working on the transformers before it is finished. Sorry, I don't have any details. I...

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Price reduced to $350. I can deliver in the Los Angeles area. Otherwise, shipping cost on buyer.

I have a very slightly used removable rear console that Tesla no longer sells. Tan leather trim with Obeche matte accent. It does have the cracked hinge issue that many others have had. It can be fixed with clamp and glue, but I am just too lazy. The top can be opened about 45 degrees now as...

My thoughts on the Steelie mount vs MagicMOUNT. The pro is that the phone can be perfectly positioned at any angle to reduce any glare and can also be directed towards passenger if wanting to. FYI, I've never accounted a glare issue with the "fixed* position of the MagicMOUNT. The cons include...

Bueno Park is up and running. I am charging now. Unfortunately, all stalls are occupied. 2 stalls are blocked off with cones. I was told power was low for the pair so they just blocked them.

I have two of these for two phones: Scosche magicMOUNT surface is a Magnetic Flush Mount for Mobile Devices. I think they fit perfectly just to the right / left of the upper portion of the 17 inch display just under the vents adhered to the trim. My trim is glossy so I am not worried about...

Several weeks ago I saw two Bolts parked in supercharger stalls at Tesla's design studio in Hawthorne, CA. That seemed pretty odd to me. No they were not charging there. It turns out that the Motor Trend guys had them (testing for upcoming review and article) and brought them over to Tesla...

This temporary loss of folders has also happened to me. I felt like a moron trying to show off the car's media player. I click on radio, xm, and can see the favorites folders but can't scroll down to the xm folders. It just stops at favorites. Sometime later I can go back and do the same thing...

Actually this feature has moved. It is now found on the left side of the instrumental panel display (in front of steering wheel) during navigation. But it only shows up at the end of the trip when you can finally see the destination pin on the screen. There will be a small left or right arrow...

John, between Ohio and California I averaged 56 miles per hour which included driving and charging. I usually drove about 10 mph over the speed limit.

I've done 4 round trips between Toledo, OH and Los Angeles, CA. You are lucky that the route no longer has supercharger holes (200+ mile spaces between SC). I agree with the comments that you should not skip superchargers until you get the feel for things. Cold weather does eat up mileage...

An advantage of the EVannex one (which I have) is that it can be easily removed. So if you like it for only long trips, you can remove it for daily driving days or vice versa. You can also use the storage area as a make shift second cup holder.

I agree that the AC system is much more responsive and I too had to adjust the temp upward to feel comfortable. The directions list on the left side of the nav screen and header bar seems to have more transparency which I like.

So funny, and so right.

I've really been looking forward to this auto-pilot update. But many people are going to be pissed over the new UI just because it's different. I do hope the date and temperature don't disappear.

I take a lot of road trips and the first thing I see is that it has a big glossy surface that will be littered with bug hits. Whether its just after a trip before you have a chance to wash it or being pitted after years of travel it will not look great. The Model S nose is more broken up and...

For tourists and vacationers reading this thread, do yourself a favor and stop by Cadillac Ranch which is just three miles west of this upcoming supercharger. Its a folk art/sculpture display of older Cadillacs half buried in the ground. Bring some spray paint and do some colorful tagging on...

jvonbokel, thanks for adding the link. I should have done that instead of assuming everyone reading this thread knew about it. It is a great resource and I hope people still update it as time goes by. As you can see from my comments, I am most concerned about the restroom opportunities upon...

Wow, people have been busy this summer with trips. I thought I would move into the number 2 or 3 spot after my recent cross country trip. I also also added some information about various superchargers I visited that were not on the SUPERCHARGER TIPS AND REVIEWS thread at the Tesla Forum site...

This is a great resource if it is kept up to date and accurate. Easy to check before a long multi-supercharger trip to determine if any problems lay ahead. Of course, integrated with the Nav would be preferred. As one of those unlucky few that actually arrived at a non-functioning...

Cyclone, thank you very much for this tip. I had thought that selecting "best" in the car was all that could be done.

I just saw this thread tonight and became quite nervous because I am one of those people that use superchargers very frequently. I live in downtown Los Angeles in an apartment building where installing my own charger is not permitted. When I purchased my Model S and informed them of my living...

I hesitated as to whether I should post here because I love the supercharger network and really do not want to add to any negativity or fear of use of the system. But I thought it would be prudent to let people know my experience. For background, I have traveled from the mid-west to the west...

The Tesla employee I spoke with today said that they were replacing the pedestals merely for aesthetic reasons because the originally installed ones were an older less appealing style.

For those that like scenic curvy drives - from the Knoxville supercharger head south through the Tail of the Dragon (TN 129) 58 miles away. Then head west through the Cherohala Skyway (NC 143, TN 165) ending at Tellico Plains for a 126 mile total trip. From there, you can head back to...

bhzmark +1. I actually lol'd.

I'll throw another magnet mount in the mix that I have used in three vehicles. The Neutron S from bungajungle.com Magnetic mounts in general are great because it is a one handed operation to connect and disconnect the phone when traveling down the road. The grey colored one is more stealthy...

I added my name to the list. 60 total. I put close to 11,000 miles on my S85 the first 30 days of ownership (bought 12/29/2014). I love this supercharger network.

Maybe I'm just lazy but I would like to see autonomous parallel parking. I think all of the necessary hardware is there.

Stoney Creek Hotel does look like a good option if it was a good place to stop for the night. I'm passing through next week and was going to stop at an RV Park near Columbia called Pine Grove to charge at 50A. I am heading west so I planned on topping off at the Tesla St. Louis Service Center...

I think you should also consider the I-75 route. You will need to find some kind of charging boost in Detroit but I think it will save you many miles and time. You may also need a boost in Knoxville, TN.

A Tesla employee at the Kansas City Service Center told me that the supercharger at Bass Pro (intersection of 291 and I-70) is operational but not yet on Tesla's website. Can anyone confirm this? I'll be driving through next week from the midwest to the west coast using the I-70 corridor. Thanks.

I just bought the evannex CCI (obeche gloss) and it looks pretty nice. I think the center console from Tesla is actually a little bit better design with more storage but I think the ease of removal by the owner is an important feature of the evannex model. For long trips I know I want the...

This may be a little ghetto but for $50 you can get the LEDGlow interior lighting system that includes a small wireless controller to easily turn four or more LED flexible light strips off and on as well as changing the color (including white).