u/MiserableToe

Picked up a used 2022 MY AWD. Inspection sheet was in a clear plastic sleeve, thought it was a one pager. Quite surprised Tesla replaced a door (porte) without any accident claims. Is this common practice for them?

Had my first VW for 2 years and had nothing but misery. Oil consumption, water leakage, infotainment problems and other, it was time for a switch up. Fingers crossed this Y 7 seater AWD long range will be worry free. Sorry VW fam, couldn't do it anymore.

Going crazy here.

Helmet fit perfectly for the first year, but now the cheek pads have gotten tighter to the point of pushing my cheeks in so much that if I open my mouth, I bite the inside of my cheeks when I close it.

The padding is nice and supple and still supportive, what gives

Edit: thread summary, I'm fat or have cancer. Thanks Reddit 😎

First steering wobble in 20 years. I saw the pothole, my brain told me to maneuver around, but the front just didn't feel planted after that first bump.

Called the dealership, sent them the video and was told they'd need the car for a few days.