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Me, too, mate. Me, too!

Honestly, I’m not worried. It doesn’t interfere with anything, so shouldn’t cause any such issues with the warranty, and it’s so easy to install and remove, if needed.

Thanks so much - appreciate the support.

There was no mention of an emergency mechanical release, but I did see a video where someone installed this kit and then simulated an issue and the frunk still opened without an issue, albeit it took a couple of processes.

@@PaulsViewsReviews Yes in the extremely unlikely event of low voltage battery death 🪫 access to the frunk can still be achieved by applying current to 12/16v battery via the emergency tow opening on the front bumper .

@@bikersydney5653that’s good to know - thank you.

Thank you! I assumed the 12v battery was to power the more traditional car electronics but thanks for clarifying 👍🏼

Glad you enjoyed it!

You're more than welcome - honestly, it's a game changer! Should have been on the car as standard, but at least it is an easy install retrospectively. Enjoy - you'll love it!

They sure do - there is a version especially for that year's model. Click on the link and it's an option on the Tlyard site. Enjoy!

@@PaulsViewsReviews Thanks mate 👍

I don't think so - I could remove it in 10 minutes and the frunk will se able to open if the motor fails without issue, from what I can see.

Totally agree! Tesla should have included this element with the car but I’m so glad I’ve added it. I was also worried about accidental damage - to the car or my wrists, eventually. Problem solved!

Me, too!!

They're good, aren't they! I like the detail on them, such as the rear one having that little gap for the power cable to come up from the USB-C underneath and the little finger grip to slide the front one back and forth. They transform what are great, but potentially disorganised, spaces! Next thing for me will be some sort of organiser for the frunk and lower trunk/boot - so much space but too much freedom for things to move. Watch this space and I'll hopefully be reviewing some solutions soon!

Very true! Roof bars are a bit expensive for the Tesla, but it is an option.

Pretty high - it's all available here: www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/model3/en_us/GUID-877ACE2D-B62F-4596-A6AD-A74F7905741C.html

It’s a key search word so I have to include it for now to ensure people find my video. Analytics, algorithms and all that!

Actually, in the original book, it was 800 calories. It was updated at a later date.

I wouldn’t want to sit between two booster seats, I have to admit. To be honest. The only car I’ve owned which I would put a passenger through that experience was my Audi Q7, which had 3 full sized seats.

Not sure - that just how it arrived. I don’t mind them, though.

@@PaulsViewsReviews small neat and moulded ones would look way better

Happy to help!

Thank you! The products are fab - really great quality and clearly with plenty of thought given to them to make sure they compliment the Tesla perfectly, from the shades folding down into the exact size of the under-boot to the USB adaptor fitting into the small glovebox.

Thanks, buddy. Appreciate that

All we can take into account is what we have access to, and if that motivates people then the inaccuracies are of little matter. The important thing is that people are on the move!

Simple but extremely useful and filling an otherwise wasted space. I like it!

Practical - no, but they look great and bring so much more light into the cabin that Amy previous black seats. They do have a hatchback - it's called the Model Y!

@@PaulsViewsReviews True! I don’t think I’m alone, but the model y is butt ugly. Only certain colours make it acceptable. Is too big either way.

I think it isn't too pretty, but the facelifted version should be much improved.

Hey. I’m not sure on US pricing and the amount of stock available to you, but that sounds like a great deal to me! Keep us informed as you enjoy it.

Without a doubt - I should have mentioned it!

I found it really interesting. Your muscle mass is vulnerable so that’s why it is so important to keep doing some resistance exercises and keep protein intake as high as the calories allow. Gives you the best chance to combat the loss!

Assume that's 600 calories as day? That's an incredible result - well done!

Happy to help!

It’s true, but the book DOES say do moderate exercise every day and that’s not what I was doing. I complete 600 calorie HIIT workouts, which are far from ‘moderate’, because that is my routine. A net calorie intake of just 200 calories, had I not eaten extra, would have been damaging for my health. I had to make the decision to modify that element to meet my needs.

You certainly can for many functions, and I certainly don't use it enough, but you can't have voice control make several functions happen at once. Plus, there's the functions which the car doesn't actually offer but the Commander unit will. Use both!

That’s odd - I’ve just tested it and it does for me. What country are you shipping to, as that might make a difference because of retailers in your country?

@@PaulsViewsReviews Denmark

@@tnielsen6876 that’s the only explanation I can think of, as I know there are different distribution models globally. Perhaps send them a message and see of they’ll honour it - they’re really nice people to deal with.

They’re the medium size case. The dimensions are in the comments somewhere.

Incredible in the sun!

I literally shared a decibel measurement between the two cars?

Yes, did not hear any talk about window and road noise, great review nonetheless

@@PaulsViewsReviews , yes, at about 24 minutes, the dB measurement comparison appears fleetingly as a text on the screen (on the motorway, 65dB for the new model vs. 75dB), thanks.

@@psandbergnz The new model is definitely quieter, thanks to the enhanced sound reduction measures and double glazing all round. It’s still not as quiet as a typical German saloon, I have to admit, but it’s certainly an improvement and the gap is smaller.

@@PaulsViewsReviews , thanks, I hope I will find a comparison somewhere between the new Volvo ex30 and the new Tesla model 3 in terms of noise levels. That could be decisive for me in my choice.

The beauty of choice! I used to love my diesel SUVs, from the X-Trail to Q7, but I’m happy with the move.

Very kind, thank you.

It was actually the 'S3XY Knob' that got my attention and I pre-ordered one for my car in May (it's not available for the Model 3 'Highland' until August). I then reached out to Enhance Auto to share my channel and ask if they could send me my pre-ordered Knob from the first batch to allow me to make a video ASAP. They came back to me, said they liked my content and were appreciative of the fact that I had purchased a product to use and review, rather than just emailed asking for freebies (which I imagine they get a lot), that they sent me a set of Buttons and the Commander module to review in the meantime! I was blown away! Great comms, great people AND great products!

Thanks very much 👍🏼

My son used to play roller hockey and so I’m familiar with the bags - They are pretty significant!

Fear not, I never used them on the move.

I’m getting used to it. You have to think in terms of the left one being slighter closer to the edge than the right, rather than top and bottom, so you don’t need to look at the wheel every time. It’s still a learning curve.

@@PaulsViewsReviews @SNORKYMEDIA You can put a s3xy button in the bottom triangle of the steering wheel. When pressed, let it indicate left in case ok UK (I have it right as I'm living in Belgium). When in a roundabout, it is in a perfect spot to press when you have to leave, and this solves for me all problems I had with the indicator buttons.

You sure can!

There’s definitely room.

Hi Paul. I am indeed a Preston lad - well spotted with regards the map! I've not been quite as vigilant with the dieting as I should, but I'm happy enough. An E MTB is a great choice for the fantastic Guild Wheel, though I also like my motorbikes, so don't get on it enough these days. I'm reviewing a helmet for e-bikes and e-scooters this weekend so stay tuned. Sorry to hear about your prostate cancer diagnosis but hope your surgery was a huge success. I appreciate your warning to other fellas - it's important to stay vigilant, especially as we get a bit older. Take care!

Either did I until I started playing - very impressive piece of kit, and always improving, too.

Excellent! They’re better than I expected but that Commander module is the jewel in the crown. Automatic Autopilot re-engagement and hold the handle to open the frunk is just fab! That alone is worth the money.