Tesla has been providing the front mud flaps and PPF for the rear doors for Model Y deliveries in some of the northern and western states. I have not seen definitive list of which states get the mud flaps and PPF.
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Anticipation: What Accessories Did You Buy Before Delivery?
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That stinks...I live in CNY and we get at least as much snow as Minnesota and they seem to get the mud flaps and PPF.
Wolfhausen
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Tesla front mud flaps, installed at p/u to prevent damage during the 50mi drive home. Maxpider 3D front and rear floor mats. Dropped the car off 1 week after delivery to have front 1/3rd xPel PPF and whole car ceramic coated as well as xPel window film to reject heat.
brandon8387
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Purchased so far:
Tesla Key fob
256gb High endurance microSD and usb reader for sentry mode
Gemini wheel cap kit
14-50 adapter
Tesla trays
Tesla cord organizer
MagSafe phone mount
Roof shade
Windshield sun shade
Used homelink module
Still researching:
floor mats
Mud flaps
Rear trunk mat
Tesla Key fob
256gb High endurance microSD and usb reader for sentry mode
Gemini wheel cap kit
14-50 adapter
Tesla trays
Tesla cord organizer
MagSafe phone mount
Roof shade
Windshield sun shade
Used homelink module
Still researching:
floor mats
Mud flaps
Rear trunk mat
carlos31820
Member
OEM Mud flaps.
Charging cable wall holder.
Spare mobile connector with Nema 14-50 connector. Had electrician install the 14-50 outlet up using a 60 amp breaker and appropriate wiring in case I ever upgrade to Tesla wall charger.
Charging cable wall holder.
Spare mobile connector with Nema 14-50 connector. Had electrician install the 14-50 outlet up using a 60 amp breaker and appropriate wiring in case I ever upgrade to Tesla wall charger.
The Mobile Connector chassis should be supported, not hanging by the power plug connection. There are wall mount brackets available or you can make your own hanger.
carlos31820
Member
Yes, I'm about to print one on my 3d printer.
This one, to be exact...
Tesla UMC wall mount with back clearance and top mount by xnappo
Remixed from original as I didn't really plan before mounting my cord management and didn't have space :) This version moves the mounting holes to the top. Requires more print time that the original since it needs support - so unless you are in the situation I was in - use the original.
www.thingiverse.com
brandon8387
Member
Can I pay you to print and send me one of these? I don’t have access to a 3D printer.Yes, I'm about to print one on my 3d printer.
This one, to be exact...
Tesla UMC wall mount with back clearance and top mount by xnappo
Remixed from original as I didn't really plan before mounting my cord management and didn't have space :) This version moves the mounting holes to the top. Requires more print time that the original since it needs support - so unless you are in the situation I was in - use the original.
Hookemhorns
Member
Then why the "mobile" part - I visit relatives often, and plug into their garage outlet. Are you suggesting I should ask them to install a wall bracket? Of that if I can't support it I shouldn't use it when I travel? First I've heard of this advice. Perhaps you're suggesting doing this just for home use.
carlos31820
Member
Really? Upstate Mass or Boston Area? We get the same amount of snow and have the same crappy road conditions here in CT
If you only use the Tesla Mobile Connector occasionally, i.e. when you travel then it will not matter if the Mobile Connector hangs supported from the receptacle and power plug. If you use the Mobile Connector at home, every day/night, over time the weight of the Mobile Connector chassis pulling on the power plug can cause the plug to fail.
Tesla sells a Cable Organizer that includes a wall mount for the Mobile Connector (scroll down to see photos 2 through 4) https://shop.tesla.com/product/cable-organizer
You can find similar cable organizer kits on Amazon, eBay and Etsy. You can make your own mounting bracket using a 3-D printer or improvise another means of taking the weight of the Mobile Connector chassis off of the receptacle and the power plug.
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