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Yeah...that was the challenging part. :)

Glad you liked it.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thank you

As the motor unit is located in the rear, it is a decent amount of the headspace, it is about 3.75” lower than the glass. In the front it is 1.75” lower.

I always have my garage door opener, a pie of sunglasses and some other smaller items. It has opened twice since I have owned it when going over railroad tracks. It stays closed almost all of the time. It’s a good quality shelf.

No. There isn’t any build up on the mattress to account for any slope, but I don’t notice, or feel like I am sloped in any way when laying on it.

I actually didn’t sleep on it until recently. It wasn’t like sleeping at home in my bed, but it got the job done, and I felt fine the next day. Took a little getting used to find a comfortable position.

Very satisfying

Yeah, would actually be pretty cool if you could share the drive somehow and then when it is at home connected to your network, you could browse to the drive over the network.

Interesting. What type of reader/instrument did you use?

Yes, but if I remember correctly, I could restore with some Armor All.

Awesome....thanks for the comment!

Should be same shape with seats folded

It does allow some air into the mattress, but I would not use it without an air pump.

Glad it helped!!

Shocking bad or shocking good?

@@TeslaModelYdaho bad sorry lad

Agreed, I have heard rumors that this unit used to have a button in front and back. Probably better to have one button for me, as my kids would be playing with it the entire time.

Good feedback. Thanks!

It typically makes a smoother lubrication for the threads, and stops any leaks around the threading. You can simply unwrap the plumbers tape, but I am guessing there is a problem with your threading.

@@TeslaModelYdahook thank you! Yes I honestly don’t know, I took the existing one out thinking the rubber on floater was worn out or something and replaced the whole thing with a new one, but now I can’t thread it back. 😫

Thanks for the comment. I’ll check out the email.

@@TeslaModelYdaho Thank you

Did you accept all the terms listed?

Thanks for the comment. I looked at those Split View shades and almost went with those. I just wanted the Automatic controls.

“When that sun is high in that Texas sky…” George Strait

@@shaqdeez1 it is one touch open and close. You can also hold down to stop at a specific moment.

@@johnqcitizen9177 thanks! Good points to live by. It would be hard to wait a year to make a review, but I could see a follow up video after a year.

It would have been great if Tesla had this as a factory installed option, or it just came standard, but that’s the way it goes I guess. I used to get a free cup of ranch with my buffalo wings. Now it’s weighed and added to my tab. Tesla will likely say our roof is tinted tempered glass that blocks the suns rays, but it still gets pretty hot in direct sunlight.

Thanks for the comment. It is pricey, but once I installed it, I feel like it was worth the price.

I did put a 20% discount code in the description to shave off $120

@@TeslaModelYdaho Thanks

Great questions, and something I didn't even think about...My thinking is that the brackets in the front go pretty far underneath the headliner, so I dont think there is any real chance of the assembly coming down, but I do wonder if it might vibrate from the buffeting. I will test it out and drop a video here of the results.

Sunshade operation with windows open: ruclips.net/user/shortsIIhkyBv3mFo?feature=share

Thanks!

It wasn’t all that intuitive. Took me a minute to figure it out as well. Glad it helped!

Guess it wasn't in the manual then?

@@JohanEinevik no unfortunately not from what I remember

Oh nice. What tri fold do you use? Do you like it?

@@QuangNguyen-vv7xj cant find it but its about 3-4 inches deep. love it!

I also had the trifold mattress from my camping video - ruclips.net/video/bk1KTrE7Rjc/видео.html The main reason I like this mattress better is the ability to store it in the car. The trifold took up too much room. Comfort wise, the trifold might be a slightly more comfortable.

@@TeslaModelYdaho thanks! yeah for camping trips the tri-fold takes up a lot of space plus I like the little bit of extra coverage it looks like this air mattress provides at the sides of the top and bottom.

Good question. I reset everything up and did a test. If the front seats are moved forward, there is a decent gap, and the very front of the mattress will bow down a bit. Nothing that will crash you forward, but it does tip a bit. If you get the mattress adjusted and move the front seats back to the edge of the mattress, it limits this quite a bit. Plus, unless your head weights 50lbs, it really doesn’t effect the laying down pose. Thanks for the comment. Hopefully this helped.

@@TeslaModelYdaho This does help, thank you. I've created solves for this in my current bed setup, and it ends up being vital for me. I'm 6ft5 and I have to have my head go pretty far forward, and not having a support there ends up causing some issues. Like when shifting around, or when trying to crawl forward to reach the screen. Your research has saved me some headache, thank you!

I actually did, but had to cut some of that video as it was showing too much skin :)

@@TeslaModelYdaho I would want to see you making a bed with sheets and pillows and show how it would work being used. And laid down as Melissa said :) We can handle some skin ;)

The mattress is comparable to other mattresses I have used with this car, but the fact that it deflates and is self contained and storable in the car is a huge plus. I used to have to keep other mattresses in the garage until I was ready to use.

The mattresses comfort level comparable to other mattresses I have used with this car, but the fact that it deflates and is self contained and storable in the car is a huge plus. I used to have to keep other mattresses in the garage until I was ready to use. Also, it fits better to the curves of the vehicle.

@@TeslaModelYdaho thanks