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Getting an error stating "This app has reached its rows limit" when I click on https://teslaprep.glideapp.io/ Both on the web page and while attempting to install on my Pixel 6

Amazon link to aftermarket floor mats gives a 404.

https://github.com/mykeln/teslaprep#must-have-accessories

Hello, thank you for this effort. It's unclear how much is specific to the 3. It would be nice, if possible, for this to generalize beyond the 3 and to the Y as well. Are there Y checklists that could perhaps be audited against what's here so we can curate a more general list of inspections to do? Assuming this sounds like a good idea... Thanks again, David

The Model Y (at least mine) doesn't have door pocket lights. This seems to be corroborated by the deletion of door pocket lights in the Model 3 sometime in the last year.

It goes without saying this is an awesome list and is well-respected in the community. Some things have changed with the UI, though. Most notably the Tesla 'T' is gone from the top center of the main screen. I also saw mention of inspecting the tow hook under the frunk mat on the Model Y. Is there still a frunk mat in the Y? My 2020 Model 3 LR did not come with one.

Thanks!

Any Third Party Inspections Services available before accepting?

officical should be official

According to Tesla, there should be a 128gb usb memory stick included with new Model 3 and Y deliveries.

I recently bought a Tesla Model Y 2023 model and noticed that the thread stitching of the leather(?) around the steering wheel is 'loose' so that the thread if not flush in the middle left of the steering wheel where it branches off to the horn.

Once you notice the loose 'loops' of thread in the stitching, you cannot unsee it. It's loose enough that light comes through it and its an eyesore.

Thank you for an otherwise great checklist!

Not sure what that means, but app unusable.

You state that ceramic coatings provide protection from rock chips. Only PPFs do this. You don't have to take my word for it. This reputable website has all of this information. https://ceramicpro.com/.

The title says it all 😄. Thanks for a great guide!