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Could it be related to your battery's state of health or recent software updates? Have you noticed if the charging speed varies significantly depending on the Supercharger or your battery’s charge level?

Lower-profile wheels and tires with varying front and rear diameters are standard on the Tesla Model X... I think the aftermarket tires and wheels with uniform diameters and higher profiles might be necessary for your needs.

That's rough man, it's tough when an otherwise great car experiences issues like this, and I totall get why it’s affecting your view of Tesla.

I haven’t heard of a flat causing a battery issue directly, but it could be a coincidence. I'd suggest getting a second opinion on the battery, especially before your Plaid arrives, or has it arrived???

My Model X tires once experienced similar uneven wear, which was found to be caused by an alignment problem. I avoided more damage and improved tire life by having it checked.

haha, never underestimate the power of social media

You might also want to reach out on social media; sometimes that gets a quicker response. In the meantime, keep asking about a loaner car, and document all your communications to strengthen your case.

Okay this sounds like an intermittent issue with your Model X charging. Have you had any problems with level-2 charging before? I’d expect a "charge door state" issue to happen no matter what charging method you’re using. When it does charge, does the supercharging session ever slow down or...

What type of lithium battery did you replace your old one with? After your 12v battery swap, are you sure everything is connected properly? If you’re getting messages about air suspension and the engine not starting, there might be something else draining the system.

haven’t had charging issues like that, but it definitely seems like a common headache for Model X owners. You can check the charging port for debris or dirt; cleaning it might help with the connection.

I haven’t noticed much difference either when using range mode on my Model X. But to stretch the range, try driving at a steady speed, using regenerative braking, and minimizing extra weight like that snack stash you’re hoarding :)

My bumper-to-bumper warranty expired too, but my battery and drive unit warranties are still good. So, it sounds like your battery should still be covered, but if the app is saying otherwise, that’s definitely confusing. If you’re not getting a response from Tesla, it might be best to...

Since you asked for a magic fix, you can say "reparo teslus" three times, that should do it :D JK, you can try recalibrating it by closing it manually and then holding the button down until it fully closes, that might reset the auto feature.

I’ve been dealing with that annoying shudder from the front drive unit for about a year now. It felt like my car was trying to dance every time I hit the gas hard! Tesla later issued a TSB for a permanent fix, but it took ages to get an appointment scheduled. I’m getting mine fixed next month...

You can try rebooting the MCU, I have noticed that this usually helps with connectivity issues. If it keeps happening after updates, then Tesla service it is.

This is so so so frustrating! I've heard others mention similar issues, and it usually isn't a big deal just a glitch. You might want to check with Tesla for a quick fix

Yup, that has happened too, sometimes when I switch to park at a light, the car gets confused when I try to switch back to drive too quickly. It’s frustrating, especially with honks behind you!

Totally get why you're worried. If the message stays green, you should be fine to drive, but I'd still keep a close eye on it and maybe take breaks to check the status.

It is funny how some issues that stresses one out can be solved with something as simple as an update! I had a similar experience with my Model X too, but after some updates, everything got back to normal.

I agree, a car's USB connection shouldn’t be the cause of a shutdown. Random MCU shutdowns can happen, so it sounds like what @MiscMathematician is dealing with.