Whilst this has not been an issue with my previous vehicles, I recently noticed small pieces of what appears to be black and to a lesser degree white foam or rubber like material under the rear wheels of my Model S. I initially cleaned up the pieces, perplexed as to their origin, however the problem did not reappear until recently once again.
This time, I spotted two mice in our garage. I purchased a couple of humane traps and relocated them into the wilderness, some 60 miles from our dwelling.
This morning, I spotted the foam material around the rear tires once again. I also spotted another small mouse in the garage whom immediately ran out of the small crevice gap between the concrete and garage door.
I have read the many threads concerning mouse infestations, yet I am curious as to where the black foam is coming from, is it from the Model S or from another source within the garage. I am obviously concerned that it has indeed made its way into the vehicles substructure and the small pieces are indeed the insulation material.
I have service scheduled for an unrelated matters, yet I am thinking of asking Telsa to examine the vehicle. Any advice or guidance would be appreciated.
Cheers
This time, I spotted two mice in our garage. I purchased a couple of humane traps and relocated them into the wilderness, some 60 miles from our dwelling.
This morning, I spotted the foam material around the rear tires once again. I also spotted another small mouse in the garage whom immediately ran out of the small crevice gap between the concrete and garage door.
I have read the many threads concerning mouse infestations, yet I am curious as to where the black foam is coming from, is it from the Model S or from another source within the garage. I am obviously concerned that it has indeed made its way into the vehicles substructure and the small pieces are indeed the insulation material.
I have service scheduled for an unrelated matters, yet I am thinking of asking Telsa to examine the vehicle. Any advice or guidance would be appreciated.
Cheers