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I've never had to raise the Model S for a speed bump; at most I've just had to slow down. I've had to raise it for a friend's driveway, though.
I still have not decided on whether or not to get the active suspension. I need to decide soon. I think this and the final color choice (blue or Grey) are the last bits I need to decide on.
I sounds like many people have rarely, if ever, actually needed it for speed bumps. But what about driveways? Is it something I can live without or am I going to be kicking myself if I don't get it?
I sounds like many people have rarely, if ever, actually needed it for speed bumps. But what about driveways? Is it something I can live without or am I going to be kicking myself if I don't get it?
I still have not decided on whether or not to get the active suspension. I need to decide soon. I think this and the final color choice (blue or Grey) are the last bits I need to decide on.
I sounds like many people have rarely, if ever, actually needed it for speed bumps. But what about driveways? Is it something I can live without or am I going to be kicking myself if I don't get it?
If you know of very steep driveways you will encounter often, might be worth getting. It may be something that requires more service over the long term than a standard suspension from what others have said but it makes for a nice ride.
I absolutely recommend getting AAS for a host of reasons including resale value, the driveway you speak of and depending on where you live, the roads. I put it as one of those things that if you can afford it, you'd rather get it and not need it then not get it and wish you had.
But what about driveways? Is it something I can live without or am I going to be kicking myself if I don't get it?