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What's in your (f/t)runk... RIGHT NOW!
- Thread starter ChrgdTeCHick
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Stuff I rarely use, such as:
- Folding camp chairs
- $1 Yoga Mat (use it as storage padding, not for yoga lol)
- Tire Repair Kit
I find closing the frunk properly to be such a hassle that I rarely use the trunk and keep things like the MC2 charger in trunk bottom compartment. If the frunk had electronic opening/closing then I would probably use it to store take-out food to keep the smells isolated from the cabin.
- Folding camp chairs
- $1 Yoga Mat (use it as storage padding, not for yoga lol)
- Tire Repair Kit
I find closing the frunk properly to be such a hassle that I rarely use the trunk and keep things like the MC2 charger in trunk bottom compartment. If the frunk had electronic opening/closing then I would probably use it to store take-out food to keep the smells isolated from the cabin.
alexcue
Member
LOL... being lazy. Rennstand(s) that I bought off of the classifieds here on TMC. They've been sitting there for a week and a half. 3 USPS boxes full of them.
Frunk has the charger cable and the set of adapters.
Frunk has the charger cable and the set of adapters.
Tha_Ape
Active Member
Tire plugs, tire foam can, jack discs, a first aid kit, and charging adapters (CHAdeMO, various 240V plugs, will likely add a CCS when Tesla makes one).
When I go on a long trip I include a small air compressor, a spare tire (from winter or summer set), and a low profile hydraulic jack.
When I go on a long trip I include a small air compressor, a spare tire (from winter or summer set), and a low profile hydraulic jack.
WarEagleX
Member
SD419
Member
Nothing in the frunk and rarely use it except for road trips. Trunk has mats. golf clubs, first aid kit, hats, sunscreen, 110v charger w/ extension cord.
israndy
Supercharger Hunter
Where did you get that light? Did you put that in? I saw a you’re video about something like that, but your picture makes it look amazing
You probably watched the same video that inspired me. LED string light from Amazon, then I spliced it to the frunk emergency button. Took me no more than 10mins.
Sliced it with the frunk light emergency button. LED gets triggered the same way as the frunk light button.
I enjoyed the 4 pages and soon to take delivery of the MYP this has given me some ideas. I think the frunk will hold all the essentials that you hope you will never need. All items to repair a flat (in KY it can take a while to get help and we like to go for drives in the country). Will then add a few detailing items for those random bird droppings, adapters to charge, emergency kit with a blanket etc. Really just make this a place for not the every day stuff and use the trunk for all the groceries etc.
When we go on a road trip we will definitely throw in a spare. We have been stranded for too long in our Mini when we got a complete blow out that a plug kit could not repair. We now carry a spare all the time in that.
When we go on a road trip we will definitely throw in a spare. We have been stranded for too long in our Mini when we got a complete blow out that a plug kit could not repair. We now carry a spare all the time in that.
LBM4
Tesla Fealty
CapsEngineer
Member
Isn’t the trunk the safest place to put things? I always thought so because you can’t break a window to get into it.
CapsEngineer
Member
Stupid autocorrect.
I meant frunk.
(Guess I have to repeatedly type frunk somewhere to get it to stop correcting it)
