Any recent Model X owners (Oct 2019+) with the 7 seat configuration that I can compare seat behavior with (Dec delivery for me)?
The seating design was changed and I am trying to figure out if two aspects of the behavior are intended, or if there is a problem.
1. Significantly limited forward seat movement of the second row (manual level doesn't let the seat slide forward anywhere near what the third row entry button allows.
2. Non automatic seat sliding. In Model X raven videos before Oct it looks like the seat is supposed to automatically slide. (e.g.
).
Regarding [1] Originally my passengers side of the 60/40 would slide out further than the drivers side, but now they both seem to lock (not allow advancing) at the same position . I saw some past posts with other seat generations where there was an issue that was repaired, and so I set up a service appointment. A ranger came out and said that this was all intended and always been this way. I was skeptical so pointed out the video in 2 and then he was surprised and thought that must have been a production change then.
It's not a severe restriction but it is annoying I can't give more legroom when I have my teenage nephews ride in the back, and based off that past record I still wonder if maybe this is something that is not quite right and should be fixed.
Thanks!
The seating design was changed and I am trying to figure out if two aspects of the behavior are intended, or if there is a problem.
1. Significantly limited forward seat movement of the second row (manual level doesn't let the seat slide forward anywhere near what the third row entry button allows.
2. Non automatic seat sliding. In Model X raven videos before Oct it looks like the seat is supposed to automatically slide. (e.g.
Regarding [1] Originally my passengers side of the 60/40 would slide out further than the drivers side, but now they both seem to lock (not allow advancing) at the same position . I saw some past posts with other seat generations where there was an issue that was repaired, and so I set up a service appointment. A ranger came out and said that this was all intended and always been this way. I was skeptical so pointed out the video in 2 and then he was surprised and thought that must have been a production change then.
It's not a severe restriction but it is annoying I can't give more legroom when I have my teenage nephews ride in the back, and based off that past record I still wonder if maybe this is something that is not quite right and should be fixed.
Thanks!