You’re actually comparing driving gloves with the kind that keep your hands warm?
On a Model Y? Pretty sure you do.
You didn't specify, you just said gloves in general.You’re actually comparing driving gloves with the kind that keep your hands warm?
Pretty sure I don't!
Blimey, that must be bracing!
Heh. Probably they don't understand virus propagation and risk probabilities, but maybe they were filtering pollens?I once saw a person wearing a facemask driving alone in a convertible with the roof down
yeah, 'bracing' is one word for it! Preconditioning from the app is huge on these days (efficiency be damned!)Blimey, that must be bracing!
Preconditioning must make you feel so incredibly smug in those circumstances!
Really? I thought the 3 and Y had that from release. Doubly glad I was late to Tesla in that case
You clearly have no experience with cold weather.Really? I thought the 3 and Y had that from release. Doubly glad I was late to Tesla in that case
Still no excuse for wearing gloves when driving, precondition the cabin if it’s that cold.
It’s really no surprise why there’s so many crashes and deaths on US roads when you see how lax the approach to safety is.
I live in the north of England, I know a thing or two about cold weather.
lol-----thats crazyI once saw a person wearing a facemask driving alone in a convertible with the roof down
Spend a winter in northern Minnesota and get back to us.
So why did you buy a car without a heated steering wheel if it’s that cold?
I’m fine thanks. But if I did, I wouldn’t buy a car that didn’t have a heated steering wheel.
Have you honestly never driven a car whilst you were wearing gloves?So why did you buy a car without a heated steering wheel if it’s that cold?
I’m fine thanks. But if I did, I wouldn’t buy a car that didn’t have a heated steering wheel.
No. Why would I want my hands to slip on the steering wheel, especially when it’s cold and potentially icy?
Oh come on! It depends on the gloves… many of which have rubberised grip. There have been times in my life of driving when not having gloves on would have been the riskier choice. I’m obviously not talking about driving a nicely preheated Tesla but I have certainly known winter conditions, in vehicles with slow heating, where I have worn gloves on occasion… strangely enough I survived the experience. It doesn’t surprise me at all that people in North America would wear gloves in the winter.
