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Tesla Model 3 owners may need to replace their car’s suspension at some point. This crucial system affects ride comfort and handling. Most Model 3 suspensions last 100,000 to 160,000 miles before needing major repairs or replacement. Signs it’s time for suspension work include unusual noises, a bumpy ride, or uneven tire wear. Tesla service … Read more
Tesla Model 3 owners looking to refresh their car’s interior have a popular option: replacing the headliner. This upgrade can transform the look and feel of the vehicle’s cabin. The headliner replacement process for a Tesla Model 3 involves removing the old material and installing a new one, often using Alcantara fabric for a luxurious … Read more
Charging a Tesla using a Supercharger is an efficient way to get back on the road quickly. A Tesla Supercharger can charge a Tesla to 80% in about 30 minutes. For a full charge, it takes just over an hour. This makes it convenient for long road trips where quick stops can keep you going. … Read more
Tesla vehicles have revolutionized the automotive industry with their innovative design and technology. One of the unique features of Tesla cars is their door handles, which are unlike those found on traditional vehicles. Whether you own a Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X, Model Y, or the upcoming Cybertruck, understanding how to operate the … Read more
As a proud Tesla owner, I recently encountered an issue with my Tesla Wall Charger. The green light on the charger was always on, even when my car wasn’t charging. At first, I didn’t think much of it, but as the days went by, it became a nagging concern. Was something wrong with my charger? … Read more
Tesla owners often wonder if their electric vehicles need wheel alignment. Proper wheel alignment is important for any car, including Teslas. It helps ensure even tire wear, good handling, and a smooth ride. Tesla recommends checking wheel alignment every 12,000 miles or once a year. However, some experts suggest more frequent checks, around every 6,000 … Read more
Tesla owners often wonder if their vehicle needs an alignment. Proper wheel alignment is crucial for optimal performance, safety, and tire longevity. Several signs can indicate alignment issues in a Tesla. If your Tesla pulls to one side while driving straight, has uneven tire wear, or the steering wheel is off-center when driving straight, it … Read more
As a Tesla owner, the convenience and efficiency of charging your electric vehicle (EV) at home is one of the many perks that come with your investment. However, like any piece of technology, your Tesla Wall Connector can occasionally present issues that need troubleshooting. One such issue that I recently encountered was the green light … Read more
As a Tesla owner, one of the most frustrating experiences can be plugging in your vehicle to charge, only to find that it isn’t charging despite the green light on the wall charger. This green light typically indicates that the charger is ready and operational, but if your car isn’t charging, there might be several … Read more
As a Tesla owner, there’s nothing more frustrating than plugging in your car, seeing the “Ready to Charge” message, and then realizing that your vehicle isn’t actually charging. I’ve faced this issue myself, and after extensive research and troubleshooting, I’ve compiled a comprehensive guide to help you understand and resolve this problem. Tesla Says “Ready … Read more