I didn't use the Model X checklist at delivery, but when I took delivery of my Model S a couple of years ago, I took the then-circulating Model S delivery checklist and trimmed it way down to something manageable. I took that with me to delivery and it was easier to get through and feel like I'd "done something" with my forum knowledge. Of course, it passed with flying colors and still does every day.
As you said it, "I imagine" it's "less dangerous" in comparison to "light drizzle". Imagination is one thing. A safety issue is a safety issue. No other way around it.
I am not imagining. It is a not an imagination. It is happening, it is a fact, and it is unsafe.
I agree it's happening. I am not suggesting you're imagining the effect. Whether or not it's a safety issue is debatable, and you are trying to suggest that it's not. That is the core of our disagreement.
Tesla is having some growing pains. I get it. However, at the same time, customer care and customer service should not be sacrificed. For example, I was having a phone conversation with a Tesla customer rep on last Friday afternoon 5/19/2016. The rep told me if I keep interrupting her, then she cannot go on and finish the conversation. I was shocked. I asked if she was suggestion that I as a customer was interrupting her as a customer service representative. She gave a clear and short reply: "YES". I was totally shocked by her response. For the record, I was peacefully asking nicely about the technical questions. For the record, she knew what she did was wrong. Another rep called in 20 mins later to apologize. The point is, there is only so much I am waiting to sacrifice as a Tesla customer. No pain, no gain. Let Tesla know their issues and make them grow. About three months ago, I had point out to Tesla that their site need to be updated to reflect the newly add Model X. Guess what? None had heard, none had change, none cared!
Is it possible they care but are very ineffective at communication?
could not stand the random order of the items listed I thought it would be more efficient to try to check all items in an area one time. Hopefully it also helps eliminate duplicates when someone adds a new item. I have taken all of the data from the checklists and put it on an excel spread sheet. There were several duplications which I consolidated. I also assigned a group (Interior/exterior..etc) and a type (FWD, windshield, seats 2nd row..etc) and then sorted the items by group. Being slightly OCD
For new members to the forum I also explained that the data is taken from many entries on the forum and is not officially validated. It is a helpful tool created by members. It in no way is meant to represent the condition of all model x's and in fact many X's are delivered with little or no problems (not all X owners contribute to forum also).
All of the real work was done by others on this thread that created the original lists... my contribution was only organization and not content. I appreciate all of the efforts to document and help us when taking delivery of our X's... can't wait.
Attached excel spread sheet and PDF version. I didn't know how to upload a spread sheet so I changed the extension to PDF and uploaded. You can download, rename to xls extension and it should open with excel.
Thank you for your time and excellent work..I had done one for myself but it can't beat yours...very well organised..big thanks for allowing others to download and share it among Tesla members.
This could have changed and your's seems updated...I picked it up from the older MODEL X checklist.
I have taken all of the data from the checklists and put it on an excel spread sheet. There were several duplications which I consolidated. I also assigned a group (Interior/exterior..etc) and a type (FWD, windshield, seats 2nd row..etc) and then sorted the items by group. Being slightly OCD
I have taken all of the data from the checklists and put it on an excel spread sheet. There were several duplications which I consolidated. I also assigned a group (Interior/exterior..etc) and a type (FWD, windshield, seats 2nd row..etc) and then sorted the items by group. Being slightly OCD
For new members to the forum I also explained that the data is taken from many entries on the forum and is not officially validated. It is a helpful tool created by members. It in no way is meant to represent the condition of all model x's and in fact many X's are delivered with little or no problems (not all X owners contribute to forum also).
All of the real work was done by others on this thread that created the original lists... my contribution was only organization and not content. I appreciate all of the efforts to document and help us when taking delivery of our X's... can't wait.
Attached excel spread sheet and PDF version. I didn't know how to upload a spread sheet so I changed the extension to PDF and uploaded. You can download, rename to xls extension and it should open with excel.
