At the moment our Renault SUV has no issues, would Tesla Y struggle as I am not sure how much ground clearance is.
Would Tesla Y Struggling Going up Kerb?
Aerith-Waifu on 06/08/2024 - 18:08
Last edited 07/08/2024 - 11:38 by 1 other user
Last edited 07/08/2024 - 11:38 by 1 other user
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Y doesn't have locking diffs so it won't get up a kerb, curb or even a curve. For School run with these obstacles you need a Nissan Patrol or Merc G-Wagon only
Shuddup. Give some credit to land cruiser.
Who are you trying to run over?
His/her kid/s?
I feel like I'm losing brain cells reading this thread.
I bought a Prado for this very purpose. Highway driving on the weekend and kerb mounting mon - fri
Go one better and do it 2 wheels in the air dubai arab styles
Have you considered parking somewhere else and… Walking a little bit?
I know I'm late but 3 weeks ago in a mates his scrapped slightly on a normal height curb when we went up it.
As others have mentioned its not great don't do it if you care about your car.
Room remp iq
Would a car with less ground clearance have more of a chance of bottoming out on kerbs
Let me think…
OP - as above, it might work, but it might not. Best to install a lift kit to be safe… https://www.mountainpassperformance.com/product/mpp-1-75-sus…
Also gives additional flexibility to mount different kerbs in case the kids move to a different school, preferred kerb is unavailable on any given day etc - think shopping centres, train stations, polling places on election day or anywhere else saving 3 minutes is more important than obeying the law
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OP denies it