hidbigo
Member
I have a question for the sPacific Northwet Model S owners who are dissatisfied with the operation of their cars' rain-sensing wipers: Have you had this feature on other vehicles and if so, have you been happy with it? I'm still awaiting the arrival of my Model S but I've owned cars with rain-sensing wipers from three other makes (Acura, Audi, and BMW) going back more than a decade, and while each implementation has its quirks, I personally consider them to be a huge improvement over conventional intermittent wipers.
In my cars without rain-sensing wipers, I find myself frequently fiddling with the intermittent dial as a way to deal with the micro-climate-based changes in precipitation; in my cars with rain-sensing wipers, it has almost always been "set and forget."
I'm genuinely interested to know if I'll find the Tesla implementation of rain-sensing wipers to be inferior to what I've experienced with other cars or if it's just a general preference for rain-sensing vs. conventional intermittent.
In my cars without rain-sensing wipers, I find myself frequently fiddling with the intermittent dial as a way to deal with the micro-climate-based changes in precipitation; in my cars with rain-sensing wipers, it has almost always been "set and forget."
I'm genuinely interested to know if I'll find the Tesla implementation of rain-sensing wipers to be inferior to what I've experienced with other cars or if it's just a general preference for rain-sensing vs. conventional intermittent.