Recent content by LukeT

Because of her rather specific use case it's not quite these normal high wear points she hits. They are more the upward facing surfaces, while at the sill she will hit the vertical outward facing ones, maybe even slightly downward facing as the chair frame protrudes slightly under. I think what...

Interesting idea. I can see a product linked to here Screen Bumper But it's a US seller. Big postage cost. Yet to find a UK seller of a similar product. On screen protectors, what are regarded as being good ones?

My sister's Model Y is incoming, which is exciting. Her use of cars is a little unusual. She is a wheelchair user. A very able and independent one. That means transferring from chair to car followed by taking the wheels off the chair, passing them and then the chair itself over her lap onto the...

Ah ha - Thanks! Hope life is good with you! I think I'll get one of these guards. With our current dog, because she grew up with a guard like this, she just knows that the boot is her place, to the point she feels a bit weird if asked to sit in any forward compartment. And I think safety-wise...

Hi Folks, Not been on here for ages. Hope you're all well. We've had our Model S for nearly 3 years now. Big dog (Flatcoated Retriever) happy in the boot with no apparatus required, or wherever else she's asked to sit. However she was trained up to it in a previous car (Mondeo with a OEM guard...

It's just "minor bug fixes and improvements"

Installing 2021.4.3 here. UK Model S. Here's hoping it includes the above 20 legged cat-horse visualisation. Can't move for the buggers in Devon.

Whoa. Back up, back up! There's improved farting? Why didn't I know about this? [considers rushing outside in -5°c to check, but thinks better of it]

This for me too. If I was buying a car today I probably would pay the £3400 for lane change. It's personal. It'd be expensive for what it is, of course, but I like it, my use case suits it, and I would expect to have the car for 100k miles. So I would make that extravagant purchase. And there...

For me, auto lane change I do use a fair bit, but I drive a lot on motorways at less busy times. You should look up how European regs define the time periods within a manoeuvre, which make the process unnaturally slow, so it's basically unusable in any traffic for that reason. Plus there's the...

I think it's a miniscule minority of people for whom summon will do that with any consistency in the UK. I'm another who's tried it on and off over 18 months and only rarely got it to work. However it does seem to be fundamentally a software/regulation issue, because it genuinely seems to work...

Customisable screen would surely be easy enough to implement, although I have a Model S so the recent UI update doesn't create the issue it does in the 3. I would like them to give us some parameters to play with on wipers until they can sort it out themselves. Mine does basically nothing in...

I just clocked this, which I presume is new, and was tempted to use it to schedule the car to return periodically to auto and 21 degrees for climate in case someone (well, I know who, but hey ho) has been fannying around with it again. But it only seems to do HVAC temperature and seat/wheel...

If they can get self-driving to work in the dark rainy trafficky UK winter without their systems coping with it for some basic auto wiper function and the cameras returning an image, I'd be surprised.

Although it's keeping to a theme so doesn't appear a radical rethink, I really like the look of the new interior in the main. If as suggested it's also better put together and quieter it may feel quite a bit more "premium" than the current S. Plus I was always a bit disappointed I couldn't have...