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windblowlc
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I have the aluminum boards, but yes, my gaps were as big as yours. They initially looked big, but after tightening the rear bracket, the provided spacers were used to close the gaps just fine. But like I said, I have the aluminum RBs with the provided spacers. Yours look like the steel ones.
jjrivian
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Yes I got the steel ones. I suppose I could try tightening the rear brackets first. But not seeing how if it’s already flushed at the rear, that the middle and front brackets would line up?
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Hey, just catching up here - happy to help if needed, PM me and we'll connect with engineers!
No spacers in the steel kit btw.
ElGuano
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Ah, my streak of always selecting the least popular thing continues!
Absolutely love the triple slot design, personally. I actually notice them a lot more than you'd think while driving, since they're clearly visible in the "turn signal camera" view.
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windblowlc
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I had the triple slots and now have the triple squares on the gen 2 Quad. They both look equally good! You can't go wrong with either. On my third set.
tritebumpkin
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@EV Sportline can you share more info on the insurance that can be added during purchasing? I’m looking to buy a set and am not opposed to the insurance add-on for an expensive purchase, but can’t find any actual details about who the insurance is through or anything. Is this just something that if selected, you all are committing to basically “cover” lost/damaged packages (as opposed to true insurance with an underwritten policy, etc)?
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Yes, it's simple - depends on which you're asking about, but both are simply options.
Freight carriers have 'no insurance' or 'pay for insurance'. our default (cheapest option) is no insurance. We offer the option to buy/pay for insurance. We simply pass it along. It would be the same as you going to a FedEx store and shipping something. They will offer insurance, for a fee. Shipping and shipping insurance is a money loser for us, regardless - but it's a cost we can't just absorb.
Road hazard for tires. It's insurance and we outline the details here. But if you mess up a tire, it's a coverage program. Our customers are pleased with it generally speaking. https://evsportline.com/products/tesla-tire-road-hazard-protection
tritebumpkin
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Thanks! I was referring to the first one (I assume since it’s what was offered when looking to buy the running boards). Appreciate the reply!
tritebumpkin
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Ordered my set, and while I’m also East Coast, I was pleasantly shocked at how fast the boards are supposed to arrive (by tomorrow after ordering Tuesday)! Also, I had forgotten to add the current promo code for 10% off and support refunded me the equivalent amount after I opened a ticket with no friction or drama. So just wanted to say thanks to the team, I’m impressed with the experience and support thus far and looking forward to the install 
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