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HankLloydRight
No Roads
Those are both personal decisions, but about worth the added cost/value. I personally like having both options, I'd probably pay $4k (US$3200) to have them. But it's not a bad deal if you don't get them.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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Also you could get free unlimited Supercharging and save $1400 if you use a referral code. If you have a friend who owns a Tesla and helped you out you can ask them for one or PM me and I can send you one.
Edit: By the way, I have standard suspension on mine and wouldn't change that. Even in snow it's fine and less parts to worry about when out of warranty. Sound can be upgraded after market for less than premium sound cost.
Edit: By the way, I have standard suspension on mine and wouldn't change that. Even in snow it's fine and less parts to worry about when out of warranty. Sound can be upgraded after market for less than premium sound cost.
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Tony_YYZ
Tezler Guru
A new build will also likely get you the increased performance specs. Check to see if this inventory car has it, I doubt it does though.
Also, make sure you apply a referral code to your order for $1,400 off either way you go.
Also, make sure you apply a referral code to your order for $1,400 off either way you go.
I had the premium sound in my original P85. It was decent, but not spectacular. I didn't bother with it on my 100D and I don't miss it.
Air suspension is a nice-to-have. It's handy for going over the occasional really high curb, but there are other ways to deal with that.
Air suspension is a nice-to-have. It's handy for going over the occasional really high curb, but there are other ways to deal with that.
Aussie Bob
Member
I use the very high on the suspension all the time in parking lots. Even on very high I had problems with a concrete parking stopper! I would not have an S without it as the body is so low already.
iKhalid
Member
Compared to the premium sound, don't you find the navigation volume to be too low (even when it's maxed) when you have the player volume at 6 or above? I'm not sure if it's just my car or all Tesla's with standard sound have that issue.
Never noticed. I usually have navigation muted. I often turn on navigation just to track power utilization in the Energy App, and to help predict arrival time. If I'm in an unfamiliar area with complex turns, then I turn on the sound. And if the music is too loud I turn it down.
arcus
Active Member
That just works as a reassurance on my choice of inventory car with standard coil suspension. Premium sound - worth every penny to me though.
arcus
Active Member
I am sure you can always do better with sound. In such case I'd rather invest in better sound system for home than the car - need to draw a line somewhere
Safari
Member
Personal preference based on budget and possible resale value concerns.
I have neither in my S90D and don't miss them, having experienced them in others' MS and loaners. It was interesting to see the loaners raise and lower on highways and off ramps but I can't tell what actual effect it has on long range mileage other than an appreciation that lower should result in a more streamlined posture. I haven't needed it so far in 21,000 km driving. It might affect your ability to drive thru a car wash but I avoid the ones with tracks (perhaps others can weight in of air suspension goes high enough to make a difference in a car wash?). I was told by others that they were not impressed with the premium sound package so I didn't bother, and have adjusted Slacker radio from low to the highest bitrate to get 320 kbps music streaming. I can find you that link if you need it.
I have neither in my S90D and don't miss them, having experienced them in others' MS and loaners. It was interesting to see the loaners raise and lower on highways and off ramps but I can't tell what actual effect it has on long range mileage other than an appreciation that lower should result in a more streamlined posture. I haven't needed it so far in 21,000 km driving. It might affect your ability to drive thru a car wash but I avoid the ones with tracks (perhaps others can weight in of air suspension goes high enough to make a difference in a car wash?). I was told by others that they were not impressed with the premium sound package so I didn't bother, and have adjusted Slacker radio from low to the highest bitrate to get 320 kbps music streaming. I can find you that link if you need it.
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