It only locks DCfc when in use, if someone wants to steal your adapter they can just stop the charge and pull it out.
A locking charge connector is good in theory but the locks just get broken, you can rip a Tesla plug out even if it's locked.
I used the included kit to change a spare last weekend, on a gravel logging road.
I was surprised how well the scissor jack worked. The lug wrench is nice and long and worked well and the spare tire came down effortlessly.
Any oem spare kit is generally barely useable but I found this one...
My 23 is fine, have had it through 2 winters and have received all of the ota updates without issue. The most important CSP for this being the bms which was the cause of a lot of battery problems. If you don't have it done then any complaints about battery health are moot.
Unfortunate that your dealer doesn't have the time or knowledge to get the truck repaired in a timely manner.
Good thing is that your trucks drivetrain and hvb should still be good so you shouldn't have to worry if they find and fix the current problem.
Does anyone have lane change in BC ? I question whether you actually have 1.3 otherwise people would be talking about it. It would be great if we could get a video showing how the lane change feature worked.
Dealers, especially the service depts run on their own schedule. When I have an appointment, it goes in and gets looked at same day.
If it's busy or running behind then there might be a wait. However, my dealer has enough experience to not get a big backlog.