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They should cover this since it's a defect. Have you tried contacting your dealer about it already?

I'm using Daytona floor jacks. Don't forget to use a jack stand, mine is a Daytona as well. Don't just rely on floor jacks. https://www.harborfreight.com/3-ton-jack-stands-with-circular-pads-58789.html?event_id=182962

Both chargers have a maximum output of 16 amps. The maximum charging capacity of your vehicle depends on its performance history. If it has previously charged at a rate exceeding 48 amps, it is capable of handling 64 amps. Also, if it has surpassed 64 amps, it can support an 80 amp charge.

There's screen bubbles on my 2016 Model X. Mine is out of warranty, but the bubbles are definitely a manufacturing defect, not wear and tear. Has anyone managed to get Tesla to replace the screen after the warranty expired?

I'm about to go for a caliper paint job and need some jacking advice for my 2020 Model X. I know about Jack Mode, but what else should I be aware of? What size floor jack is safe and effective without going overboard?

I've got a 2016 Model X and I'm trying to figure out the specifics of my onboard charger. Does anyone know how to tell if it's a 48A or 72A unit? And while I'm at it, is it made up of 24A modules or 16A ones? Any tips or tricks to figure this out would be greatly appreciated!

FM transmitter Bluetooth would work. Just plug it in the accessory 12V inlet.

You sure it's installed correctly?

Try to have your software updated.

I had mine replaced under warranty last year. Try visiting your dealer :)

It's half of the year already and I'm just thinking ahead for the holiday an d the cold season. Got me thinking of these questions: Are the wiper blades worn? Will deflated tires from the cold leave you stranded? Could your current tires be like skates? Is your brake fluid compromised by water...