I have added a video to the bottom of my Ride Height (Air Suspension) Failure page.
It demonstrates & evidences that a problem should have been evident to the Tesla Oakville service team, because it was manifesting since at least November 9, 2020, and was only getting more evident as it worsened.
To be continued…
Just a couple months after having Tesla Model X towed in for service, it suffers another major failure, yet again.
It feels like I need to organize my experience into pages, rather than a stream of blog posts… So, I started Tesla Experience, and the first sub-page Ride Height (Air Suspension) Failure.
This post is the first of many to come, documenting Daniel Shakhmundes’ experiences with his 2016 Tesla Model X, which he bought brand new in late 2016. Overall, Daniel’s experience owning a Tesla has been as amazing as it has been nightmarish. Here’s are the latest details, which are being published for sharing with Tesla and their representatives…
Today we’re starting with a software flaw that Daniel has been reporting to Tesla for years. Despite many updates since the initial reports, Daniel’s Tesla Model X has failed to display the charging details dialog/screen on the first try.
It’s baffling that Tesla hasn’t fixed this problem by now! Currently, Daniel can only speculate as to why Tesla has yet to fix this defect with his Tesla Model X, after years of repeatedly reporting it…