Question 1

Do I need to re-torque the wheels on my Tesla?

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Quick AnswerYes, you should re-torque the wheel after switching to winter tires, or summer, around 100km of driving (62 miles). There is a very small chance that there will be an issue, but since many have a torque wrench at home, or aren't charged by their tire supplier, it's a low cost step to take to make sure your wheels don't fall off!Further ReadingRead the feedback from the experts from a recent thread on X belowhttps://twitter.com/JowuaLife/status/1724107482958561689

Question 2

What Touch Up Paint Colors are for What Tesla Wheels?

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We make a range of Touch Up Paint designed specifically for Tesla wheels, but it's tough to know what paint goes with what Tesla wheels. Our dear PM created the below chart for you, and it's written out below.Midnight Silver Metallic > More info- Model 3 18" Aero Wheels- Model S/Plaid 19" Tempest WheelsGunpowder - Wheel > More info- Model Y Performance 21" Uberturbine Wheels- Model S/Plaid 21" Arachnid Wheels- Model X/Plaid 20" Cybertstream Wheels- Model X/Plaid 22" Turbine WheelsStarlight Silver - Wheel > More info- Model 3 19" Sport Wheels- Model Y/Long Range 19" Gemini WheelsWheel-Matte Black- Model Y/Long Range 20" Induction WheelsPhoton - Wheel > More info- Model 3/Long Range (2024+) 18" Photon Wheels

Question 3

How to Check Jowua Game Controller's Battery Level

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There are 2 easy and simple ways you can do at home to check: 😊Method 1: Using the Charging Cable 🔌🎮
While charging the controller with the Type-C cable:
0-25%: LED 1 flashes
25-50%: LED 1 remains lit, LED 2 flashes
50-75%: LED 1 & 2 remain lit, LED 3 flashes
75-100%: LED 1, 2, & 3 remain lit, LED 4 flashes
Fully Charged: All 4 LEDs remain lit

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Method 2: Checking Battery Level Without Charging 🔋⚡
1. Switch Modes: Move the switch bar from the rightmost position to any other position (S, X, Dongle mode).

2. Activate Controller: Press the "Home" button once. The light at the bottom will start blinking, indicating the controller is now active.

3. Check Battery Level: Press & hold the "T" button, followed by pressing the left or right directional button once.

4. Read Battery Level: The number of blinking LEDs at the bottom indicates the battery level:

1 light blink: 0-25%
2 lights blink: 25-50%
3 lights blink: 50-75%
4 lights blink: 75-100%

We hope this explanation is helpful! Enjoy your  gaming! 🎉

Question 4

Why am I getting Full Self-Driving may be degraded with Poor GPS Location Accuracy error in my Tesla running on Hardware 4 (HW4)?

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Turns out, HW4 has power management issues. When you have a large number of devices plugged in, you can face a notice which says, "Full Self-Driving may be degraded with Poor GPS Location Accuracy error."
In case you have our  Tesla 4 Port USB Dashcam Hub  installed, we would recommend replacing it with the  3-port USB hub with DashCam Reader  or unplug unused devices altogether.If you aren't using our products, unplug whatever devices you have plugged into the cars USB one by one, least important first, so you can figure out which one is causing the issue. This was never an issue with HW3. We can't know exactly why, but less power has been left to the glovebox ports, or other USB ports, in HW4. If they are pulling too much power, you can get degraded GPS performance.
Recounting the issue 
Recently  @DirtyTesLa  reached out to us about a strange issue he faced in his Tesla Model Y running on HW4. He was facing the “Full Self-Driving may be degraded” & “Poor GPS Location Accuracy” errors.     
Naturally, he wanted to know why this was happening because GPS inaccuracy can cause big issues while driving. He recounted the whole incident to us. He said that when he saw that error, he had FSD on, he had our  Tesla 4 Port USB Dashcam Hub  and our wireless controller transmitter plugged in. And when he removed those, the error went away. 
Our first reaction to the issue 
We were very surprised at what was causing the conflict because we take such feedback very seriously. We tried recreating the situation on a Model X that had FSD, and got the same error. 
It was really confusing. This same hub worked perfectly fine on HW3 but not on HW4, and this needed investigation into HW4. 
Our investigation of HW4 and findings 
We tried comparing HW3 and HW4 and found out that HW4 is specifically designed to enhance FSD capabilities with the updated FSD computer.  You can find the whole comparison here.   
Further, HW4 has increased CPU cores from 12 to 20 but uses the same Samsung Exynos-IP and the same 256GB of NVMe storage with 16GB RAM, and the same AMD CPU and GPU.  
Also, its  Autopilot computer is combined with the infotainment computer  without any separate GPU daughterboard for the infotainment system, 
Finally, we also found out that some of these powerful upgrades cause a higher idle power consumption as compared to HW3. Therefore, even if you are not using the hub or the controllers, just because they are plugged in, they might be causing a higher power drain on the entire computer infrastructure of the car. In layman’s terms, when too many things are plugged in, HW4 has a higher tendency to lag. 
While the true cause is still not clear, we do have an educated guess that HW4 has power management issues, which might be fixed in the future. But till then, what can be the solution? 
A quick solution 
If you too are facing this issue, here’s a quick fix for the problem. Instead of going for the 4-port hub, go for the  3-port USB hub with DashCam Reader . 
We sent Dirty Tesla the 3-port hub and requested him to test it out. He graciously reverted saying that he no more faces this issue with the 3-port hub with controller transmitters plugged in. He tested it with FSD on and everything worked out great. 
The key difference between the two hubs is that the 4-port hub comes with 1 SuperSpeed port and 3 HiSpeed hubs while the 3-port hub only has 3 HiSpeed hubs. That combined with HW4’s power management issues could be the reason behind lower GPS accuracy. 
So, as of now, if you are running on HW4, it is best to not have too many things plugged in and pick our 3-port hub instead of the 4-port hub.

Question 5

Power Hub | How to perfectly hide charging cables?

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Question 6

Power Hub｜Product Specifications

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Question 7

How to Install?

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Model 3 Highland (2024+)Model 3/Y (2018 - 2024

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