From what we’ve seen on the forums and video comments, a lot of Model 3’s and now Model Y’s have a minor rattle coming from the seat belt adjuster area on the driver’s side. It typically only happens when the seat belt is in the bottom position and you’re on a rougher road, but it …
Follow our journey to add a little luxury to the Tesla Model 3 and turn it into the ultimate grand touring electric vehicle.
Over 1,910 face shields and masks have been donated to date. We’ve shifted our 3D printing farm from printing SnapPlates to printing face shields and masks. These supplies are then being donated to hospitals and care takers around the country for FREE. If you are in need of these supplies email us at: Contact@LivingTesla.com If …
We’ve tested numerous aftermarket floor mat options for the Tesla Model 3 so you don’t have to.
Not all flash memory is created equal and dashcams are notorious for wearing out lesser memory. These are our recommendations for a great TeslaCam drive.
If you haven’t paid attention to your charging speed in a while, you may want to check to see if everything is working right. The Long Range Model 3 is capable of charging at up to 48A, but mine was being limited to 32A. It charged fine, just slower than normal. It did give a …
Does that notification look familiar? It means Sentry mode recorded an event while you were away from your car. It used to also mean that you had to remove the USB flash drive and bring it to a computer to view it, but no more! We finally have some good options to view from Android …
These photobeam sensors are installed at bumper height to prevent the garage door from closing on a car.
In the first week of April 2019, Tesla began the wide release of Automatic Lane Changes while using Navigate on Autopilot (NoAP). NoAP looks to change lanes for instances like passing slower vehicles, interstate changes, off ramps, and moving to the right when not passing. Previous versions of NoAP required the driver to acknowledge and …
