The episode was brought to you by Squarespace, a platform that allows you to build professional websites, online stores, or portfolios easily. The host, Rich Rebuilds, started the episode with a quick announcement about growing a beard and potentially starting a YouTube channel dedicated to it. He then delved into the topic of his Tesla Model X, which he had previously labeled as the most useless car he owned.
Rich talked about the backlash he received from Tesla fanboys after his last video where he compared his Model X to his Model S and expressed his preference for the latter. He discussed the issues he faced with his Model X, including a coolant leak, a faulty control arm, and mice nesting in the front motor area.
He then took viewers through the process of fixing these issues at the electrified garage, showcasing the work being done on the car. The episode also featured a discussion about brake pads for EVs and the importance of maintenance, despite common misconceptions that EVs do not require regular upkeep.
Throughout the episode, Rich highlighted the importance of proper maintenance for EVs and the costs associated with repairs, emphasizing that even though EVs may not require traditional maintenance like internal combustion engine cars, they still need to be taken care of.
In the end, Rich shared the total cost of the repairs for his Model X and encouraged viewers to check out the electrified garage for more content and updates. The episode was informative, entertaining, and engaging, offering a glimpse into the world of EV maintenance and the challenges that come with owning a Tesla. And of course, it was all made possible by Squarespace, the sponsor of the episode.
