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Had Tuxmats on my Model 3 for 4 winters before trading it in - no salt leak through. Have Tuxmats in my Model Y through 1 winter and no issues so far.

This is generally accurate but there are some early 2023 Model Y’s with USS (like mine). My car was manufactured October 2022, right at the transition to the 2023 model year.

I’d prefer a recommendation vs walking into a random garage and hoping the mechanics are competent. Would you really do that with your car?

Tesla suggests to do this annually. $306 annually to clean/lube your brakes. Oil changes don’t sound so expensive anymore. 🤔 They used to charge $175 for this service and they would come to you. And they would swap your tires at the same time for free. Times have changed!

Hi, looking for a mechanic recommendation around Toronto to service the brakes (clean & lube) on my MYP. I reached out to Tesla and they quoted me $306+tax which seems outrageous (This was the Railside Dr location).

Closing the loop. Tesla replaced the incorrect wheel/tire for free with a new set. No hassle. Fortunately not much mileage on the existing tires so I don’t feel the need to replace both tires on the same axle. My car was a demo and before I picked it up, the service centre had swapped the...

Reviving this thread. My 2023 MYP picked up last December came with 3 X 10.5” 275/35 and 1 X 9.5” 255/35 wheels/tires. My front wheels/tires are mismatched. Unfortunately, I only realized today while changing over from my winter wheels/tires. During delivery, I recall only inspecting the...

In case anyone is looking for another source of Bluetooth TPMS, I came across PMC Tire’s listing on Ebay $260 CAD shipped for a set of 4...

https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/new-comfort-suspension-switch-over-dates.284493/

1100 is nothing for a demo car. It’s a bit strange seeing as it’s a 2022 model. Perhaps it’s a really late 2022? If it was earlier, it should have racked up many thousands of km. It sounds like a pretty good deal assuming condition is good. It comes down to whether or not you need the car now...

Things to consider: 1) What’s the mileage? As a MYP demo, those are probably “hard” kms. Assume a lot of spirited rides and launches. It would bother me but that’s where the $6200 discount comes in. 2) What is the in-service date? That’s when the 4yr/80k warranty started. Less warranty, hence...

The site just provides alerts and also a different way to check inventory. You don’t actually transact with them. The site redirects you to Tesla to buy anything. If you’re asking if the site is up to date, I assume it is. Click on a car and see if it links to an active listing on Tesla.com.

$1880 “destination and documentation fee”

It’s only 10k free supercharging kms, not 15k. It should be 15k if we were getting equivalent to US where it’s 10k miles. I’m not sure where your sense of fairness comes from. You’re expecting Tesla to extend a current promo to someone who bought a car 14 months ago? Wow.

I picked mine up today from Tesla Toronto (Lawrence). No PDI.