I would imagine so. I am not one either, but I do wonder how well the roof is glued in there.I'm not a fluid mechanics expert but there should already be quite a lot of lift on the roof glass at highway speeds, no?
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I would imagine so. I am not one either, but I do wonder how well the roof is glued in there.I'm not a fluid mechanics expert but there should already be quite a lot of lift on the roof glass at highway speeds, no?
My last car had an entire glass roof that doubled as a sunroof that could raise up. At highway speeds the wind would cause a negative pressure area, pull the roof up just enough to raise off of the rubber seals, and cause lots of wind noise.I'm not a fluid mechanics expert but there should already be quite a lot of lift on the roof glass at highway speeds, no?
Didn't one fly off a Model Y earlier this year? Post production convertible.I would imagine so. I am not one either, but I do wonder how well the roof is glued in there.
Thanks and I really hope it helps! In all seriousness, solving the carsickness problem improved our lives dramatically, as you could imagine.Very nice tip! i do roll down the windows every once a while to help with that but it's not pleasant at anything above 25mph. The fan is a clever idea. Do you have link to the specific one you bought?
the interesting thing about mats, they protect the floor against stains. but if you stain the floor, can't you just put a new mat over it anyway? at once point i ran with matts to protect my mats (being serious) and then realized I was over doing it...plus they were shifting around.I've posted some photos of their fitment here -
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:cool: Going to be an ass and I am sorry, but get that driver side door checked out. At least enjoy driving it to the SC?? :) seriously though, congrats!teslamotorsclub.com
by the time I finally see a yoke in person, they'll be down to a joystick!Interesting that some owners already have thousands of miles on their cars meanwhile some of us haven't even seen a refresh in person.
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Thanks, Bernoulli!My last car had an entire glass roof that doubled as a sunroof that could raise up. At highway speeds the wind would cause a negative pressure area, pull the roof up just enough to raise off of the rubber seals, and cause lots of wind noise.
I thought I saw a link on the EPC site about the hitch, or hitch-ability. and found it - not exactly sure what it is.Is there anyone that has taken delivery that has any info on the hitch situation? I haven't taken off the under-bumper cover on my LR, but I will eventually need a solution for a bike rack. (mountain bike) I've searched all the dark corners of the interwebs, but haven't seen anything about refreshed Model-S solutions.
The owner's manual also has no info.
"Ask me no questions, I'll tell you no lies" - Nixon. (And Tesla)We all want Tesla to communicate better. And then they communicate and give you this.
Thanks, Omar. I swore it was you that mentioned the roof didn't look like it had the tabs for a roof rack. (I'm probably mistaken) Either way, with the weight of downhill mountain bikes a roof rack is not going to solve my dilemma. It's hitch-mount or nothing. (meaning my truck buddies get to haul my ass around)The roof glass has the markings for a roof rack like the one available for the earlier models, so I would guess one is in the works. I have always been a bit leery of the seersucker type approach for the glass roof as I'm not sure if it was designed to deal with forces in that direction, but that might be completely unfounded.
I suppose there's trunk mounts, but since my 1996 heavy steel American car, i don't trust the thin aluminum on the back of the cars I've had since...Thanks, Omar. I swore it was you that mentioned the roof didn't look like it had the tabs for a roof rack. (I'm probably mistaken) Either way, with the weight of downhill mountain bikes a roof rack is not going to solve my dilemma. It's hitch-mount or nothing. (meaning my truck buddies get to haul my ass around)
It was me but @MP3Mike convinced me to take a closer look. The manual doesn't say much, but the mounting marks are on the roof like prior models (just hard to see) so I assume a rack if forthcoming.Thanks, Omar. I swore it was you that mentioned the roof didn't look like it had the tabs for a roof rack. (I'm probably mistaken) Either way, with the weight of downhill mountain bikes a roof rack is not going to solve my dilemma. It's hitch-mount or nothing. (meaning my truck buddies get to haul my ass around)
Got it. Thank you, sir! I was just too lazy to look at my own roof. Either way, I'm not letting any of my wacko friends get near the glass roof with a bike.It was me but @MP3Mike convinced me to take a closer look. The manual doesn't say much, but the mounting marks are on the roof like prior models (just hard to see) so I assume a rack if forthcoming.
The load limit for the pre-refresh Model S roof rack is 150 pounds. (Which is only 10 pounds less than the limit for a hitch based bike rack on the Model Y.)Thanks, Omar. I swore it was you that mentioned the roof didn't look like it had the tabs for a roof rack. (I'm probably mistaken) Either way, with the weight of downhill mountain bikes a roof rack is not going to solve my dilemma. It's hitch-mount or nothing. (meaning my truck buddies get to haul my ass around)
Another reason I keep this one around, got road and MTB mounts in the bed. But I really hope we get a proper hitch, the MS is a LOT more fun to drive.Thanks, Omar. I swore it was you that mentioned the roof didn't look like it had the tabs for a roof rack. (I'm probably mistaken) Either way, with the weight of downhill mountain bikes a roof rack is not going to solve my dilemma. It's hitch-mount or nothing. (meaning my truck buddies get to haul my ass around)
Yeah you could put new mats to hide the stain but deep down inside you'll *know* that the stain is there...lurking, mocking you at every turn...in your otherwise pristine car! It'll be like the day 1 door ding I refuse to acknowledge. If I don't see it, it's not really there!the interesting thing about mats, they protect the floor against stains. but if you stain the floor, can't you just put a new mat over it anyway? at once point i ran with matts to protect my mats (being serious) and then realized I was over doing it...plus they were shifting around.