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Hi Pandachief, where did you end up mounting your tag? Care to share some pictures?Thanks all! I tried and seems it work almost anywhere inside the windshield. The service center confirmed that it is a lot more forgiving for Model X when compare to Model S.
Lower right of driver side like most other cars!Hi Pandachief, where did you end up mounting your tag? Care to share some pictures?
Can we do something like the model s and have it somewhere in the front trunk near the old nose cone? I bought one of those auto toll silicon sleeves for the auto toll but the suction cups are useless and I'm not hugely keen on the crappy double sided sticky tap approach... anyone else with a better approach?
No I didn't try that but that flat surface is like a speaker grill right? The suction cups won't adhere to that and it'll just fly around...Why you said the suction cups are useless? Did you try putting the tag on the flat surface immediately below the lower hand corner of the glass instead of sticking it on the glass?
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See above-- this image link shows you where to appropriately place RFID transmitters in a Model X
I can confirm this works for me as well. I placed it the top right corner of the windshield, over the drivers seat. Perfect location, doesn't impair visibility at all and not a hassle to install.
Or hide it in he frunk/bumper gap. Easy installation and 100% out of sight.too ugly above drivers head. agree with Pandachief bottom right corner on driver side out of sight is best.
Autotoll just replaced all my tags with the new stick-on-label type. Much simpler, and no battery to worry about. Also, supposedly works through Tesla windscreens, and the added bonus is no deposit needed.
Only drawback is that these are not compatible with the old big-chucky-box style tags - so won't work with car parks and clubs that need those. But, they work fine in the tunnels.
Any pictures markwj?Autotoll just replaced all my tags with the new stick-on-label type. Much simpler, and no battery to worry about. Also, supposedly works through Tesla windscreens, and the added bonus is no deposit needed.
Only drawback is that these are not compatible with the old big-chucky-box style tags - so won't work with car parks and clubs that need those. But, they work fine in the tunnels.
Interesting... can you post a picture to show what it looks like please? CheersAutotoll just replaced all my tags with the new stick-on-label type. Much simpler, and no battery to worry about. Also, supposedly works through Tesla windscreens, and the added bonus is no deposit needed.
Only drawback is that these are not compatible with the old big-chucky-box style tags - so won't work with car parks and clubs that need those. But, they work fine in the tunnels.