Clothes Hooks for back seat of your Tesla

Nice find. You should comment on Amazon to counter the couple 1-star reviews, if you thought they worked well. One review said they couldn't even get them to stick to glass.

search ebay for POM HOOK. they work perfect if you have a panoroof.
2pcs Pom Hook Hanger Outdoor EDC Tool Backpack Accessory | eBay

I got the Evannex coat hooks and they work great. Im not associated with Evannex and I did a review here:
Tesla Model S Coat Hooks Review | Tesla Living

They're cheap (about $14) and they slip on and work as you'd expect. They're better than any of the solutions I looked for on Amazon etc before they came out.

the link I posted to ebay (or search yourself for POM hooks) is for the same hooks that evannex marks up and sells.

Elctrek said:

I found these suction cup removable hooks for traveling with hanging bags. The did great attached to the glass pano roof in my back seat. They swivel so the hook actually hangs down. They held for 2½ hour trip both directions.

Amazon.com : Removable Strong Suction Cup Bathroom Wall Coat Towel Hooks Hanger 2pcs : Wall Stick On Hooks : Beauty

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Not a big fan of the suction cup. I found these ones through facebook though www.evhooks.com. Just ordered a pair and using 'autopilot' got me 15% off.

those are quite pricey, there are less expensive ones that work well, I bought these
'HookUp' Coat Hooks - Set of Two: for Tesla Model S

kort677 said:

those are quite pricey, there are less expensive ones that work well, I bought these
'HookUp' Coat Hooks - Set of Two: for Tesla Model S

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those work I guess. I like how the EV Hooks ones blend into the interior of the Model S and look like they're part of the car. $30 at the end of the day isn't much when you're treating your Model S

Just got these off ebay, love the logos

I bought some of those headliner hooks as well, but have found that I prefer to lay my suit coat flat on the parcel shelf in the back rather than use those hooks. The parcel shelf is the perfect place, and my coat is always nice and wrinkle free. It doesn't slide around either because of the carpet on the shelf, even under spirited driving.

Jimmy 1 said:

Just got these off ebay, love the logosView attachment 213802

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That looks great. I can't find it on eBay though. Do you have a link?

Aeg07046 said:

That looks great. I can't find it on eBay though. Do you have a link?

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Hummm, not sure. They always were there. The manufacture is www.evampedup.com

Jimmy 1 said:

Hummm, not sure. They always were there. The manufacture is www.evampedup.com

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note that for the model S you need the premium front seats for those hooks to be compatible

kort677 said:

note that for the model S you need the premium front seats for those hooks to be compatible

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True. But they also make a glass roof clip-on model, if you do not have those seats.

Can someone explain how the headliner coat hooks (for a new glass roof Model S) do not cause stress on the headliner? That is, is there a firm ledge to support the weight, or is it fragile? Does any material get worn after extended usage in the same spot?

SilkySmooth said:

Can someone explain how the headliner coat hooks (for a new glass roof Model S) do not cause stress on the headliner? That is, is there a firm ledge to support the weight, or is it fragile? Does any material get worn after extended usage in the same spot?

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There is a aluminum lip, very strong. And no, they do not show any wear or tear. Have had mine for over a year.

Jimmy 1 said:

There is a aluminum lip, very strong. And no, they do not show any wear or tear. Have had mine for over a year.

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Great--thank you.

I bought the Evannex coat hooks and they fit the headliner on a new 75D with an all glass roof. But I'm a bit unnerved by these because the headliner bulkhead is quite flexible and not attached to the frame, and doesn't at all appear designed to bear much weight, unlike any other car where the hook is anchored to the frame. So I'm worried about someone accidentally pulling down on a garment too much. Or, since there are no grab handles anywhere, someone reflexively pulling on that hook. Or even a kid innocently pulling on it, just because it is there. I know the hook documentation says not to apply more than 4 lbs of weight to the hook, so I wonder if anyone has had a mishap with aftermarket coat hooks.