I've got a Model 3 on order that I'm picking up in a couple of weeks, and intending to try camping mode in it. I have the Tesmat Privacy Screen on order (I hope! They took my money for it 2 weeks ago, but it still doesn't seem to have been dispatched... ) which should stop people looking in the windows at me as I sleep, but I'm trying to decide what to do about the roof.
From reading threads on here, it sounds like people think the privacy tint on the roof does a good enough job of stopping people looking in. But I just wanted to double check that's true with owners? Does it really prevent people seeing there's someone sleeping inside the car if they're stood next to the car? If so, is that true in all lighting conditions (so, daylight and at night, parked in a dark place and parked under street lights, etc.)?
I'm just paranoid that I'll awake to find a bunch of people gathered around my car, peering in through the roof trying to work out if there's a dead body in there or not If that's a likely scenario, I guess I'll invest in some shades for the roof as well.
From reading threads on here, it sounds like people think the privacy tint on the roof does a good enough job of stopping people looking in. But I just wanted to double check that's true with owners? Does it really prevent people seeing there's someone sleeping inside the car if they're stood next to the car? If so, is that true in all lighting conditions (so, daylight and at night, parked in a dark place and parked under street lights, etc.)?
I'm just paranoid that I'll awake to find a bunch of people gathered around my car, peering in through the roof trying to work out if there's a dead body in there or not If that's a likely scenario, I guess I'll invest in some shades for the roof as well.