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Thule EasyFold XT 3
EUR926,39

Thule EasyFold XT 3


Question about Thule EasyFold XT 3

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11 months ago

Hello, is the easyfold XT3 compatible with the ball system sold as standard for a Tesla Model Y electric car? I don't know if it is Fix4Bike?

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Yes, compatible; the so-called "fix4bike" ball joints have 2 lugs on the underside of the ball joint (for greater stability), but require a specific "fix4bike" mounting.
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11 months ago • purchased this product

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Yes, it works perfectly. I have a Model Y and an EasyFold XT3 myself. Already used umpteen times. Please note: Connecting the plug - as standard - can be a little fiddly (doesn't seem to be fitted in the same way on all models). The problem is that when "screwing in" the plug from the EasyFold, the cover of the socket from model Y protrudes (or can protrude -> as I said, not fitted in the same way on all models... for whatever reason) on the underside of the cover/bodywork. If this is the case for you: Simply unscrew the can on model Y, turn it to a different position (in my case it was 60° anti-clockwise) and screw it back on. I can now open the lid of the can wide enough and the problem is solved.