I fear it will be some years before other OEMs match the styling, performance, comfort (4-5 adults comfortably in refresh S), range, software sophistication, reliable recharging network, etc, etc. And my Blackhawk is a beauty.
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Not very relevant for me. I took a huge practicality hit going from f150 to plaid.Yep. Same, assuming practicality is also a big focus.
Yes, but currently we have data on only one person that found a Plaid a suitable replacement for an F150. Dat be you!Not very relevant for me. I took a huge practicality hit going from f150 to plaid.
Got plaid only for the performance. YOLO basically. Little did I know it doesn’t even have sunglass holders or actual useful cupholders.Yes, but currently we have data on only one person that found a Plaid a suitable replacement for an F150. Dat be you!
True statement! The cupholders are so tiny it's hilarious.Got plaid only for the performance. YOLO basically. Little did I know it doesn’t even have sunglass holders or actual useful cupholders.
Yup. 0.5L nalgene bottles fitTrue statement! The cupholders are so tiny it's hilarious.
I like the Contigo 24oz new ones. But alas... they do not fit. They might fit the 2021 cup holders which have slightly more room due to not having the factory rubber insert, though… but they don’t quite fit my 2022. I love these though. One-hand operation is much safer for driving.Yup. 0.5L nalgene bottles fit
Nalgene Sustain Tritan BPA-Free Water Bottle Made with Material Derived From 50% Plastic Waste, 16 OZ, Wide Mouth https://a.co/d/38G25nf
I had to order a new coffee thermos as well. I think this one will fit, but it hasn't arrived yet to confirm.
Zojirushi Stainless Steel Mug, 20 ounce, Black Matte https://a.co/d/d9k7BUF
Thread 'Tire Wheel Vibration - Tire Foam Inserts do come loose'The what now?
Yeah. Separate issue.Thread 'Tire Wheel Vibration - Tire Foam Inserts do come loose'
Tire Wheel Vibration - Tire Foam Inserts do come loose
Do you have any guide or pictures on this? I have Model S with same issueI had a loose drivers side mirror on my MXP (was delivered that way). Was into service twice and each time they said they fixed it but did not. I finally fixed it myself. The front screw holding the mirror in from the inside was simply loose about 7 turns. It took me 5 minutes to fix it and it's been tight and vibration free ever since.
Do you have guide , or pictures on this curious how you fixed it.I had a loose drivers side mirror on my MXP (was delivered that way). Was into service twice and each time they said they fixed it but did not. I finally fixed it myself. The front screw holding the mirror in from the inside was simply loose about 7 turns. It took me 5 minutes to fix it and it's been tight and vibration free ever since.
I wonder if you are just hearing the motors being run in an inefficient manner to produce heat to put into the battery.Also, don't know if I never noticed this before, but I hear a "rushing air" sound from the motors (not sure if it's rear or front) when even gently accelerating at around highway speeds. Not wind noise, - it's an actual rushing of air. Reminds me of a cold air intake from my petrol days. Pretty crazy. With any music on you can't hear it, - like most things.
Could be! It’s definitely an interesting sound. That said, it certainly didn’t sound like something was wrong or anything.I wonder if you are just hearing the motors being run in an inefficient manner to produce heat to put into the battery.
I have the same impression. Definitely gets worse in low temperatures. Here on Norway it is around 0C now and I feel the vibration every day.Dunno if it's the weather (probably) but here in Seattle, in the high 30s, low 40s, the vibration is baaaaad today. From 35mph upwards it's really noticeable. Also, don't know if I never noticed this before, but I hear a "rushing air" sound from the motors (not sure if it's rear or front) when even gently accelerating at around highway speeds. Not wind noise, - it's an actual rushing of air. Reminds me of a cold air intake from my petrol days. Pretty crazy. With any music on you can't hear it, - like most things.
Junk, just junk…Dunno if it's the weather (probably) but here in Seattle, in the high 30s, low 40s, the vibration is baaaaad today. From 35mph upwards it's really noticeable. Also, don't know if I never noticed this before, but I hear a "rushing air" sound from the motors (not sure if it's rear or front) when even gently accelerating at around highway speeds. Not wind noise, - it's an actual rushing of air. Reminds me of a cold air intake from my petrol days. Pretty crazy. With any music on you can't hear it, - like most things.
Pure speculation...drive shafts shrinking and tolerances increasing due to differential CTE's of aluminum and steel?I have the same impression. Definitely gets worse in low temperatures. Here on Norway it is around 0C now and I feel the vibration every day.