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My Model S tailgate is being finicky. Sometimes it closes fine, other times it hesitates and bounces back open. No obstructions, but a gentle nudge helps it close. Rubber stoppers are maxed out. Any DIY adjustment tips before I resort to Tesla service? Thanks

I've heard of cases where a faulty battery was replaced with a slightly larger one. However, this isn't something you can directly request from Tesla.

359 miles is already a lot. Agree with @Stan, don't depend too much on the advertised EPA range. Many factors can affect actual range.

Most Americans have a distorted view of what built their country's prosperity. This leads to blind loyalty to certain brands, even when they're struggling. Tesla, a symbol of American innovation, is often unfairly criticized.The attacks on science, immigration, and gun control are part of a...

Unfortunately, there's no real fix for weird tech stuff. Those tricks you tried are common, but if it keeps happening, you should talk to Tesla. They might know what's wrong.

"Normal charging" is not the same as supercharging. Supercharging, which happens when you charge at home, is DC to DC without using the car's AC converter. Certain Model S have an 80A charger, depending on the model.