@ScarantinoX and additionally they told me it was some issue with the voltage applied to the electronic parking brakes every time you switch from drive/park and it wasn't perfect on some of the earlier versions so overtime it would cause them to make this noise. something like that.
@ScarantinoX i had this happen to my Y after about 50-60k miles and tesla replaced one of the rear brake calipers for about $600 and that solved it for me. they had tried to lubricate as well but didn't fix. mine was much louder than this but very similar noise when going into drive/park
@sarbuttzie@drummerjuice shit sucks man. i even have some anker cables that are hit and miss. powerline 3 i think. one of my favorite cables and sometimes the car just says fuck off lmao
@drummerjuice@sarbuttzie dude i had this in my 21 Y and the shit barely ever worked. i ended up just throwing it out i got so frustrated with it. i also the have the issue where some cables work and some don't with the USB C ports, front and back
@colincalvert@TeslaTruckClub this is what i was hoping to hear. think i may be doing it once i need new tires again. there are the ones i was thinking of getting (https://t.co/MnuCjhzlu6) i love the look of the inductions so i didn't want to give them up so the copycats at 18 are my best bet
@TeslaTruckClub interesting. i was thinking of changing in hope of getting closer to rated range (i get about 220mi out of my 21 LR Y) and for longer life of tires, i only get 25-30 out of the tires you can get for the 20s. 18s offer up to 80k warranty
I love my job. Me and my bros get to hang out in a cozy research base in Antarctica. How can this place get any better? Oh fuck yeah a dog just showed up