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@ParrotSmash have you figured it out yet? Like everyone here, I suspect it's the 12v battery rather than the HV battery, given the symptoms you're describing.

@jp2627 You can directly contact Tesla regarding this issue. I know that they will refer you back to the warranty information but as long as you provide information that warranty information and app doesn’t coincide, you will surely win. If no one is responding, try other options to contact them...

I'd strongly consider demanding a full refund or a replacement vehicle. This is completely unacceptable. To be honest, I feel safer in my $19,000 Corolla than I would in this car right now. I'm truly sorry you're having to deal with this. It's incredibly frustrating.

@brinkman23 I agree with @Evholic_21. It is still best to share your experience with Tesla. This will help them improve or possibly release an update to avoid these incidents in the future.

Automatic Lane Keeping is basically the same thing as Autopilot, right? By the way, I noticed you mentioned that newer Tesla's don't have Park and Summon anymore. That's interesting.

@Evholic_21 You can try measuring the hidden storage area and just look for a spare tire that fits there.

Yeah, the wipers aren't the best, that's for sure. It's kind of a quirky thing about Tesla's, I guess. Hopefully, future software updates will improve them. But honestly, all the other great things about the car outweigh that one minor issue for me. It's just something I've learned to live with.

If I were you, I'd think twice about buying a car with a history of problems. I'm not sure how the lemon laws work in your state, but you might end up stuck with it if there's no warranty after you buy it. I'd definitely do my research and maybe even get a second opinion before making a decision.