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Model S floor mats in Tesla Store
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PattyChuck
Model S P100D, Model X P90D
You're right. The thing that jumped out at me the most in that photo was the word 'Festool'. Tesla and Festool in the same photo! A Lie-Neilsen No. 5 is about the only thing that would make it more full of win and awesome.
LOL.. have plenty of LN planes, but no No 5. Currently use a old bedrock 605 though..
PattyChuck
Model S P100D, Model X P90D
Oooo, nice. Those old planes are in a class by themselves.
And now, back to your regularly scheduled topic...
I got my shipping notification for the all-weather Telsa-branded frunk mat. It should be arriving on Thursday, which is the same day I get my car. I used to refresh the "Delivery Dates and Sequencing" thread every five minutes, but now I find myself visiting the Tesla store every five minutes to see if they've added the all-weather mats for the rest of the car. Anyone have any idea when they'll be released?
Car was delivered 10 days ago - and came with the standard front seat mats. Missing the cover for the rear trunk well (made a temporary cover until the Tesla part comes in).
I ordered the full Tesla mat set when I finalized my delivery plans (about 10 days before delivery).
The interior mats were delivered on Thursday. And I just got an e-mail that another part of my order (hopefully the frunk and trunk mats) will be shipping shortly.
The Tesla mats are much thicker than the standard mats -and eliminates the 'drooping' problem with the standard passenger mat.
I don't know if Tesla puts protectant on the carpet and the mats, but just to be sure, I sprayed everything with scotch gard (carpet and mats) before installing the new mats.
I ordered the full Tesla mat set when I finalized my delivery plans (about 10 days before delivery).
The interior mats were delivered on Thursday. And I just got an e-mail that another part of my order (hopefully the frunk and trunk mats) will be shipping shortly.
The Tesla mats are much thicker than the standard mats -and eliminates the 'drooping' problem with the standard passenger mat.
I don't know if Tesla puts protectant on the carpet and the mats, but just to be sure, I sprayed everything with scotch gard (carpet and mats) before installing the new mats.
contaygious
Active Member
I got my mats two days ago. They are nice, but can't see the t and they don't fit the back very well. The front seats push the rear mat so it curls up.
Tommy
Member
Here's a tip based on my experience: move both front seats (nearly) all the way forward, than install the back mat. Once satisfied with it's placement ok to return front seats to their original position.
Tesla charges $250 for their interior mats vs BMW charging $222 so how is Tesla unreasonable?
The point I was trying to make is that other major automakers charge for mats, even on their highest models. Why should Tesla "throw them in" on everyone's purchase?
I am kind of annoyed by the Tesla store ordering process.
1. Charged me the $700+ upfront to my credit card, even though they didn't ship right away.
2. Items were not shown as backordered, so I expect them to be delivered in a timely manner, which they were not.
I ordered interior, trunk, and frunk sets Jan 17. Jan 23, the interior set shipped. Today (Feb 2), the frunk set shipped. Trunk set is still MIA.
I'm a big boy. If they are backordered, then so be it, just let me know that, and don't jack all my money up front for something you haven't shipped to me. Last I checked it was 2013, not 2003. e-commerce has come a long way, including the ability to put things on backorder, send out informative emails, and, shockingly, only charge people for what you've actually shipped them.
1. Charged me the $700+ upfront to my credit card, even though they didn't ship right away.
2. Items were not shown as backordered, so I expect them to be delivered in a timely manner, which they were not.
I ordered interior, trunk, and frunk sets Jan 17. Jan 23, the interior set shipped. Today (Feb 2), the frunk set shipped. Trunk set is still MIA.
I'm a big boy. If they are backordered, then so be it, just let me know that, and don't jack all my money up front for something you haven't shipped to me. Last I checked it was 2013, not 2003. e-commerce has come a long way, including the ability to put things on backorder, send out informative emails, and, shockingly, only charge people for what you've actually shipped them.
stetsoninc
Member
Where did you buy these mats? The Llyod delears I found do not appear to have them. I have the Tesla one on order and are reconsidering. Thanks
CyberDutchie
Active Member
contaygious
Active Member
Tried this, but the rail on the seats pushes the mat back. I even showed the tesla service people and they agreed it was a poor design.
Received my interior and frunk mats from Tesla store. Still waiting for the trunk mats.
I like the look and feel of the mats, but the interior mats are too thin in my opinion. I think the thicker frunk mat is much richer looking. I wonder why thy don't use the same thick material for the interior mats.
picking up my MS tomorrow morning at the Chicago SC
I like the look and feel of the mats, but the interior mats are too thin in my opinion. I think the thicker frunk mat is much richer looking. I wonder why thy don't use the same thick material for the interior mats.
picking up my MS tomorrow morning at the Chicago SC
Other automakers charge for floor mats in theory, but not necessarily in practice. I've found most dealers throw them in as an enticement to buy a car.
I bought Lloyd Luxe mats in anticipation of getting my Model S. Now that it's here, though, I'm thinking of using the OEM mats for the winter, putting the Lloyd mats in when there's less snow, mud, and salt around. The OEM mats are thin, but they're not terrible.
I bought Lloyd Luxe mats in anticipation of getting my Model S. Now that it's here, though, I'm thinking of using the OEM mats for the winter, putting the Lloyd mats in when there's less snow, mud, and salt around. The OEM mats are thin, but they're not terrible.
Any news/updates on the all-weather mats for the rest of the car? On a separate note, which trunk mats should be ordered with the rear-facing seats? Thanks!
CyberDutchie
Active Member
Does anyone else have difficulty installing the plastic hook retainers for the driver-side floor mat? You're supposed to twist them into the carpet, but they don't grip well. I wasn't able to do it.
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