znino
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Just received an invite to a delivery event in Vancouver next week!
C'mon Montreal. Daddy needs a new toy!
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Just received an invite to a delivery event in Vancouver next week!
Just noticed in the My Tesla area of the TM website that the manuals and other documentation is available to download. Strange thing is while on the Canadian site, attempting to download the document results in a broken link. I switched to the USA website and was able to download no problem. I think I will read the manual asap (yes, I do this kind of thing!) so I am totally ready for my car
Hi znino,
I'm from Quebec City and would definitely attend a delivery event in Montreal (ideally south shore). I'm VIN 2009.
Let's put some pressure for Montreal!
Just received an invite to a delivery event in Vancouver next week!
I was able to get at all the PDFs by modifiying the URL to strip out the Canadian bit. For anyone that's interested, these're the links to all of them:Even though I was already logged-in, when I went back to the Profile page, I had to re-enter my password again. Then I was able to download the manuals.
Of course... :wink: Anyway the ride back home will be very fun. Keep me posted as I have a feeling they'll forget about me.
The car will have to be re-programmed each time the tires are changed with the codes for the other TPMs (there is only storage for one set at a time). We should press to have access to the TPM data so that we don't need to go to the service depot to get re-programmed twice a year (I have been doing this for years with our Prius' and it is a pain, and frequently done incorrectly).
When i spoke to the Delivery specialist today he said they had identified a possible location for a delivery event for the province of Quebec. He said this would likely be in Laval. I guess you would still make it
There is a chicken dance to do it yourself in the Prius (mine were made before TPMS). For the Tesla, right now the only way is to purchase the $500 device to set the TPMS. Because that's a bit expensive for an individual, perhaps you can get other Model S owners in your area to chip in.
The Roadster TPMS device is listed on the store at $500 but it's $750 in Canada according to my Ranger. Not sure what the pricing is on the Model S version, but I'm told it also works for the Roadster.
Or just ignore the error message for the 3 months of the year you have snow tires on.
Or 6 months.
+1 to getting a touchscreen app for reprogramming sensors. No reason not to.