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Usually keep the stocks and put winter tires on them. Also incase need a backup.

There's a thread about "Dealing with the front license plate": https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/dealing-with-the-front-license-plate.757/ I went with this solution the Sto N Sho front plate bracket. Doesn't block any sensors, and like how it sits lower then the tow hook ones. Easy...

For those that have gotten the update, did your rear view camera get any better? Saw this Facebook Taycan group post and looks like it may have been improved/updated? from Facebook post he mentions " ...but did the new update improve the annoying “fish eye” issue of the back up cam?"...

Sorry to hear.. that sucks. So never order Zito wheels, thanks for the tip. At this point, I'd ask for the funds back and go with another brand. What happens when you need a spare wheel? or some service? Are these are flow formed wheels? Should be much less time then making a full forged set...

Love my Taycan, but I recognize and respect the tech in the Plaid and the 0-60 abilities. They keep setting the bar on straight line acceleration and tech inside. We all know they lack in the quality and finer details.. but I look at them as a more of a tech company, and not like an old...

Was delivered to me, bought from Wyant group.. came from their Saskatoon PD It may have been an option? From this thread: https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/first-aid-kit-tyre-sealant-and-compressor.3581/

Canadian model here. Mine came with it. No safety kit, but inflator included with puncture repair kit. Do other markets come with different tools?

I just want the rear bumper trim piece...

I'd assume most of these aftermarket parts are for aesthetics and not for performance. Most cases, probably increase drag, maybe some could help like the diffuser. I look it at as parts to "dress" up the Taycan and personalize it. Same goes with aftermarket wheels and lower kits.

Here you go: https://www.f-design.com.tw/products_detail_1927.htm https://www.facebook.com/Future.Design.Global/

I also ordered one for my friend and I, waiting for it to arrive. Thanks for posting, I think looks good. Also you can order direct from them, they said they are making other CF parts. Think front lip is next, sent me pic: Also on their site:

It's angled a bit so doesn't seem to block air flow much, and maybe better for drag then straight on the front. Was a quick 5min install, just put car on lift mode to help. Comes with longer screws, just take the two out from under the front lip, and replace with the longer ones. I think it can...

I've used the local PC DC charger in Vancouver, it's my go to for fast charging. I usually charge to 80%, but a few times over for road trips. Average 17%-80% in 26mins. starting around 160-175kW, stays around 170-178 then tapers down to 150 near 70%, around 100 for 80%, after 80 goes down to...

I'm in Pacific Northwest, lots of rain with hot summers, snowy winters.. Need dedicated winter set up here and I think the Taycan deserves a nice summer set.

I used the Sto N Sho front plate bracket. Easy, no drilling. Just used the screws they supply and fits in stock screw holes under the front lip. Also has a quick release pin to take off. I prefer it to the tow mount, think a bit cleaner look:

It was a great trip with the Taycan! Some nice twisty roads, was fun. On the way back, was bit more traffic, so a bit less fun. Taycan did great, got to Tofino to Vancouver with 40% left.

This forum is great!, really appreciate all the info. Been lurking the forum, finally picked up a '20 4S demo. Waited a month+ for update and new parts from Germany. Has performance and premium package, bigger battery and a few other options. First mod... new wheels and summer tires incoming...