Discount doesn't need the pucks to change/repair the flat. It makes it a lot easier on them, but there are specific instructions on how to lift the vehicle without the pucks in the user manual.
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Same. I think it's a good, convenient design. And it's exactly what they've described from the very beginning (interlocking removable slats that can be stored in the Gear Tunnel). The only thing I see that they didn't follow through on is the ability to turn it into some sort of table.
This...
I enlarged it on my screen and I still see slats. I think it's just the filming angle and Instagram's crappy resolution that make it look like the slats are gone.
But, I could also be wrong! Time will tell.
Just installed this myself after seeing @thebwk pictures.
It takes a bit of finagling to get installed correctly, maybe 15 minutes of total effort.
Looks and charges great, even with my relatively thick case on my phone. Huge upgrade from the stock charging pad.
Nice job @Sojhinn !
Happy to help! The drive is a Samsung T7 1TB.
Right Angle USB Adapter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BRV9P49S ($10 for 2)
5" Flexible USB Cable: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B49WCQX4 ($10)
Industrial Velcro Strips: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003CEXPSA ($4 for 2 sets)
On the velcro, I...
It's interesting that the "Incident" Cam uses the over-the-bed cam for rear view recording, while the continuous recording "Drive" Cam uses the rear bumper camera.
I'm surprised that they chose two different implementations that are essentially doing the same thing.
Maybe I'm missing something.
Strange that they're not using the windshield camera. That would seem like the better, less distorted option. But what do I know, I'm sure there's a good reason that they aren't.
I dropped mine off with them today for a tire rotation and to see if I can get the clunk fixed. I mentioned the FSAM to the tech, and I think they'll apply it to my vehicle, but they haven't sent me an updated work order yet, so TBD.
And completely agree, we're incredibly lucky to have the...
Sorry to be dense, but how would one know if they have degradation?
My estimated range is always different, depending on recent driving patterns, latest OTA updates, etc.
So, where do I look to see if I have any degradation?