Tag: Tesla Model Y

By: Otaiba Ahsan

When one is shopping around for a car, convenience is often a vital factor in the final decision. Whether it’s a heated steering wheel or keyless entry, these small details make a big difference. Even something as simple as phone and calendar features are quite useful, and Tesla has an excellent interface for both. Continue for steps on how to use the phone and calendar features for your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

Remote work has forever changed the landscape of several professional fields. We all know someone who’s taken their device on the road and attended meetings from their phone or laptop, while getting errands done or being on a trip. Of course, in those scenarios, you’ll need reliable Wi-Fi or cellular data, and a Model 3 or Model Y Steering Wheel Tray Table to place your device on. However, thanks to Tesla’s partnership with Zoom, you can now take video calls from within your car, directly from the vehicle. Continue for steps on how to take Zoom calls using the cabin camera in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

When making the switch from a gas-powered car to an electric vehicle (EV), it may feel odd that there’s no engine under the hood. Whenever you open the front of a gas-powered car, it can be overwhelming with how many different compartments there are. However, for EVs, it’s often a front trunk (frunk) and maybe a few other minor things. With Tesla’s being so unique and having its own method for everything, I always wondered what the procedure to top up the windshield washer fluid was. Continue for steps on how to top up the windshield washer fluid in a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

Roughly 18 months after I took delivery of my Tesla, I noticed a foul smell coming in any time I used the air conditioning. It was especially bad on hot and humid days. This was a confusing phenomenon at the time, but after doing some quick research it was clear that the cabin air filter needed to be replaced. Once that was done, to much relief, the smell was gone. Continue reading for steps on how to replace the cabin air filters in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

Tesla states that if the windows in your vehicle are not working properly, then you should perform a calibration. Lucky for you, we’ve already created a guide on how to calibrate the windows. However, if after calibration they’re still giving you trouble, then the next thing you should do before contacting Tesla is to inspect the puddle lights. Continue for steps on how to inspect the puddle lights on a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

I remember the first time I entered a Tesla, the windows immediately stood out to me. As you open and close the doors, they slightly lower raise themselves. Also, they’re double-paned, which helps with overall noise reduction. While the design is sleek and great for aerodynamics, the windows can sometimes cause problems. Lucky for you, a quick calibration can usually do the trick. Continue reading for steps on how to calibrate the windows of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

It’s easy to take your Tesla through an automatic car wash and call it a day. However, if you want your vehicle to truly be spotless inside out, you’ll need to clean the interior as well. For those who are ambitious enough to tackle the inside cleanup, you’ll want to ensure you follow best practices. Continue for steps on how to correctly clean the interior of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

If you’re anything like me, there’s always a level of stress when cleaning your car’s exterior. Common worries include accidentally scratching the outside or damaging the paint. However, Tesla has provided best practices for cleaning the exterior of your vehicle by hand. If you’re taking it through an automatic wash, then see our guide on Car Wash Mode instead. However, if you’re taking matters into your own hands, then continue for steps on how to correctly clean the exterior of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

When it comes to maintenance, the Tesla ownership experience is wildly different from most other cars. There’s no need for frequent oil changes, and thanks to regenerative braking, they don’t have to be replaced as often either. However, there are some things that are still the same. For instance, if there’s any damage to the windshield wipers they’ll likely have to be replaced as they would in any vehicle. Continue reading for steps on how to replace the windshield wipers on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

It can be nerve-wracking washing a car with several automatic features, like Tesla’s. The last thing you want is to damage a part of the vehicle or scratch the paint when trying to clean it. Lucky for you, Tesla has a dedicated mode for when the car needs to be washed. Continue reading for steps on how to use Car Wash Mode on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

We’ve all been there. You’re on the phone with your insurance company, or trying to get a quote from a website, and it asks for your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). You then scramble to see where you can find the number and are frustrated as it was tiring and time-consuming to find it. Lucky for you, Tesla has made it quite simple, continue for steps on how to find the VIN for your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

There are many reasons why you may want to disconnect a Bluetooth phone from your car. It can be annoying if someone who seldom drives your Tesla pairs their device, and it interferes with your phone connection if the two of you are in the car. In other cases, many electric vehicle (EV) owners choose to rent out their car on platforms like Turo. In this case, they’ll likely want to clear any previously paired devices that their renters have connected. Continue for steps on how to disconnect a Bluetooth phone in your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.

By: Otaiba Ahsan

To the displeasure of many, Tesla currently doesn’t support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. However, like any other car, they have Bluetooth capability which you can link your phone, tablet, or other device to. Continue for steps on how to pair your phone with a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y using Bluetooth.