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RussBLib

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1. what?

Reply to Omaha Steve (Original post)

Fri Dec 20, 2024, 05:43 PM

Yesterday

...you mean they are not claiming harassment by the Deep State?

Any Tesla drivers out there? Do you get a message saying you had a patch/download in your car or do you just have to guess when it happens?

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Tesla recalling almost 700,000 vehicles due to tire pressure monitoring system issue [View all] Omaha Steve Yesterday OP

what? RussBLib Yesterday #1

You get a message from the app on your phone when an update is available to be downloaded. Then you download it. beaglelover Yesterday #6

Souldn't the catching on fire issue trump the tire presure monitor. The tire presure monitor broke doc03 Yesterday #2

Check with Discount Tire if you have one in your area. You can get those replaced for $60 Bengus81 Yesterday #4

We drove for about 100 years without them nt doc03 Yesterday #5

That was the advice on Car Talk BOSSHOG 10 hrs ago #13

Those tire pressure monitors sell a lot of air though. I see a line of customers at the air pumps doc03 10 hrs ago #14

Proof that tire pressure monitoring should be DOGE eliminated on Teslas bucolic_frolic Yesterday #3

Seem Tesla vehicles are spending more time in the shop than on the road. republianmushroom Yesterday #7

Except, there is no "shop", unfortunately... Woodycall 18 hrs ago #8

And apparently raccoons are trying to break into Wankpanzers because they look like dumpsters. GoneOffShore 17 hrs ago #9

"Wankpanzers." dchill 11 hrs ago #12

My wife had to take her car back to the shop for exactly that reason. The same warning came on the screen DFW 12 hrs ago #10

If everything can be fixed with a software update, Chinese hackers will have a field day. Wonder Why 11 hrs ago #11

I swear... Ollie Garkie 5 hrs ago #15

I'm STILL trying to wonder why anyone would want a cybertruck. sakabatou 1 hr ago #16

For some time it has been self evident that driving a Tesla could increase your chances of unintended consequenses Ford_Prefect 37 min ago #17