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Yes they should be so many vehicles today do not come with a spare. It is unfortunate.

I only use Bosch or Tesla wipers from now on. I heard someone said a Michelin worked but they did not have a part number to share.

You are welcome! That is why I do them.

Actually very good. I just had an Americano.

To me it is worth wrinkling the carpeting. FYI this is a video of how you can secure the spare - ua-cam.com/video/w4-9wnYK5zY/v-deo.htmlsi=gathlTYuhdS7Vt4F

By the legal definition he was not. x.com/Riley_Gaines_/status/1855972512321990730

@@geteducatedbyTed The NY case was a conviction. Again, they way it was done was misdemeanors were changed to felonies and that was questionable. Even if they were misdemeanors, its still a conviction. You don't need to link some bullshit response from a MAGA clown whose only excuse is to say it was rigged. Otherwise, she has nothing on it.

@@geteducatedbyTed en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prosecution_of_Donald_Trump_in_New_York It was a conviction, no matter what MAGA clowns say.

@@geteducatedbyTed It was a conviction, just look at the wiki page with all of the sources from the actual case. Because Megan Kelly said it was rigged, doesn't make it not a conviction.

@@MD-dl5hn - The term is he was found liable - www.landesblosch.com/blog/legal-liability-what-it-means-and-how-it-works

Good idea. This makes sense.

I agree that would require a discussion. My goal was to highlight the key points. Hopefully it allows more discussions to occur.

True. Every state that voted for Harris did not require voter ID.

That is not true at all

Nyc, Virginia, Massachusetts and many other states require ID

@@kevinlauth9546 - You are right. What I meant to say is all states that did not require ID voted for Harris. This is the actual result. x.com/RealMacReport/status/1855597443838021987

@@geteducatedbyTed my brother, that map is wrong. In Oregon, Maryland and Vermont you need ID. And in every state you need to present your Id when you register to vote the very first time.

I agree with your points. Often people vote against the existing party. I wanted to record the specific points so future generations will get a perspective from regular folks.

I apologize. All future videos I do not use background music or put it very at low volume.

You are welcome. The whole point of my videos is to educate and share knowledge.

The spare is from the company Modern Spare. It is the same height tire, not a donut, but it is thinner than a standard tire.

@@geteducatedbyTedthanks! I got a full size just in case.

The doors actually get out of the way in tight spaces, so although they are more expensive than traditional doors, they are functional. We will see if they make it to production.

I hope you are right @ , but unless they evaporate, the doors certainly don’t appear to be getting out of the way, rather instead they appear to be hogging as much space as humanly possible, both vertically and horizontally. I can’t imagine trying to get out of the car in a tight space or in a space with a low roof. It seems a cargo van style sliding door would make the most sense.

The Tesla engineers specifically say they will stay. What's interesting is because the Cybercab is much narrower than the other Telsa models with the Cybercab doors open the car is no wider than the Model S or Model Y with their doors open (even partway). It's all about simplicity. The Cybercab per the engineers has only 50% of the parts compared to the Model 3 and 60% less than the Model Y. It's all about being inexpensive to build and light so the Cybercab will have a small battery and charge quickly.

@@edhill8568 Thank you for saying this. I agree and mentioned in the video. I also asked an engineer if the doors were more expensive than traditional doors and he said yes. They are functional and look cool.

Not sure why but the video is only just over 2 minutes long. Not sure why it goes on. Apologies, I will fix it.

I am looking forward to trying FSD version 13. The initial reviews have been excellent. It does feel like the technology is now within reach.

I see they changed the page, but my Amazon account shows I bought that pair. If you buy them and they work, let me know. At least Amazon makes returns easier. I use Tesla wiper mainly.

Same

This is the recommendation for directional tires. service.tesla.com/docs/ModelY/ServiceManual/en-us/GUID-C74DF70D-0991-4FAC-B886-AD0AA35BE32C.html I will ask about the TPMS for new positions. Agree this is good to figure out.

These tires are directional so this is a complete rotation. For RWD teslas it is still pretty important to do a front/back rotation as the rears wear a bit faster, worsened by a heavy foot as Teslas tend to make their drivers do. For AWD rears still wear a bit more but Teslas traction control and torque vectoring with a front motor tend to wear the tires pretty evenly. Performance models you can’t rotate anyways because the rears are wider. TPMS resets can be done in the maintenance setting screen, lookup another video for those instructions.

Yes, I created another video where I use just one jack and a jack stand. The Tesla chassis is so stiff that you can jack it up on one side and the vehicle will lift to allow you to put a jack stand on the other side.

@ many thanks for the reply and can you share a link to that video?

@@ts6070 I meant to do this before - ua-cam.com/video/B3mKwH0b6sg/v-deo.html

@great video thanks for sharing and just a shame those jack stands aren’t currently available anymore but I have managed to get some with flat heads to rest the Tesla puks on.

I am not familiar with them. What I can say is the Modern Spare jack is well built and can hold the weight of a Tesla. Any scissor jack has to be used on a flat surface.

I am sorry I don't know what that part number is. I suggest you call a local Tesla shop or message them in the app with a service request.

@@geteducatedbyTed The part number should be pressed/printed on the foam itself. That's what I was hoping you could read off for me.

On my vehicle when the wipers are stationary they sit just above the hood also, but when you run the wipers, they actually go a bit below the hood. This is why if you buy wipers that are too tall, they will hit the hood.

@@geteducatedbyTed I see. I bought two sets from Costco two days ago because they are on sale. I did remember seeing a footnote in the fitting guide, something about checking spray nozzle clearance. Sigh, either works or does not. I guess I will head back and return them. Thank you sir!

@@themrhenryadams - Those did not work for my 2022 Model Y Performance.

@@geteducatedbyTed This time, I had my wife sit in the driver's seat to keep the wipers running, as they stop when the Tesla detects no driver. This allowed me to observe the wiper operation up close from outside the car. I can confirm that the new Michelin Guardian+ Beam Wiper Blades, available at Costco as of October 2024, work well with the 2023 Model Y Long Range. There's sufficient clearance from the hood. The Michelin Guardian blades from Costco have seen design changes in recent years, and the latest version comes with a BC adapter. You can remove the C piece and use only the B piece, as shown in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ah2aol1luNA/v-deo.html. That said, always double-check for yourself. I only replaced the passenger side using #19.

@@themrhenryadams - Thanks for the new additional information

That rotation is an option, but it is not in the manual. - www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/modely/en_us/GUID-94F63B13-EA2C-45D9-83AB-5DCA6295D587.html

The diameter of the tire is the same but the width of the tire will not allow the trunk floor to be flat. So it would fit but the floor would be up about 4 or 5 inches.

I completely agree. Love my Martian wheels.

I love them also. Great choice for sure. It is a subtle way to differentiate your Tesla and the rims are top notch.

You are welcome. Glad this helps.

In this video I used 2 jacks. I have another video which I used a jack stand and a jack

@@geteducatedbyTedtwo floor jacks doesn’t provide proper stability and that’s great that you did it in another video but in this video it shows differently people aren’t going to reference another video if all they’re trying to do is watch this one Got to be careful what you’re showing people because this can cause someone to get seriously hurt

@@jamesj9325 - something is jacked up with my video. I will reload the entire video. Not sure why it was shortened.

Here is the corrected video - ua-cam.com/video/w4-9wnYK5zY/v-deo.htmlsi=eNy54sqvH405yFc9

I really did not notice it being louder. What takes a bit of time is making sure the jack and wrench don't rattle around. I put some clothing and bubble wrap below the tire to address that.

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I highly recommend you experience this for yourself. It is like riding the fastest roller coaster on wheels. Thanks for watching.

I made a video showing you how to go back to the stock trunk - ua-cam.com/video/QIBgH6QbaLE/v-deo.htmlsi=n2yTqyH80WzmLVYD

To each their own. I find the handling fine for the Hankooks and I would rather have slightly better range.

? I am just sharing my opinion after having done researching.