Accessories - from must have to optional

[Vulnox]

Thanks. Readers, here's a link to them https://rokblokz.com/collections/rally-mud-flaps-1/products/ford-mustang-mach-e-2021

Please do let us know how well they protect the areas aft of them.

THANK YOU!

I have WeatherTech on our F-150 and they are great, but WT doesn't make them for the MME yet. I didn't want to get the AOSK or others I found because they were all made in China. These look like great quality and made in the US. I was starting to lose hope.

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[21st Century Pony]

Have you fit tested it to your car? I can't imagine it will fit a GTPE, but will it clear your front brake caliper?

I'd say to fit the spare to the rear wheel and switch the good rear wheel with the punctured front wheel. This'll avoid the caliper front brake issue.

Additionally, often (not always but often) the front wheel will lift a flat piece of road junk like a screw or a nail, and the rear wheel will impale itself onto that same piece of junk before it lays back down flat. That's my motorcycle experience anyway.

 

[lilburnedbear]

Yes, but only some 18" wheels will fit. I think the stock MME Select 18"wheels will fit Select, CR1, Premium, and GT (but not GTPE). But have you test fit these to make sure they fit over the Premium calipers.

Any word on whether this Evoque spare works?TIA

 

[Bikespace]

Any word on whether this Evoque spare works?TIA

I'd love to know, too, but @Ztug is the one with the Evoque spare.

12-19 LAND ROVER RANGE ROVER EVOQUE SPARE TIRE WHEEL RIM 155/85/18 R18 18"

 

[DaveP]

I agree with you 100% about when you don't want the Sun beating down on your head. I'm starting to go bald and it was very uncomfortable with just the panoramic roof. I'm very comfortable now with the sun shade (and the reflective shade above it). For me , it was definitely NOT a waste of money! The only thing I don't like about it is that you lose the panoramic view when the shade is in. I'll remove it in September some time and then the view will be back until next June.

There is clear ceramic tint that cuts 90% of solar heat coming through. Cool the car and keep the view!

 

[Illinibird]

There is clear ceramic tint that cuts 90% of solar heat coming through. Cool the car and keep the view!

Moot point for me now. I sold my Mach E and also sold the ceiling shade to another member on the forum.

 

[Gottagiggle]

where do you get the 12v jump point?

 

[Rick65]

Smoke Colored Protective Film for Tail lights (I won't link what I used because it's garbage)

Who is the manufacturer? I am plannign to use TWrap product that come pre-cut.

 

[DevSecOps]

Who is the manufacturer? I am plannign to use TWrap product that come pre-cut.

I honestly don't remember, but I think I tried the TWrap as well. Now, I'm no professional PPF installer but those tail lights are the biggest pain in the ass to put PPF on. If you're anything like me, and have a slight case of OCD, I doubt you'll ever get it perfect and it'll bug you enough to where you eventually rip it off. Even when you think you got it, a few days later you might see a little bubble at the sharp angles. I'd have it professionally done if I had to do it again.

On the other hand I've seen a lot of people who just don't care about those little issues and are happy with the results.

My dent guy always tells me that I see dents no one else would ever notice. Some things just bug the crap out of me.

Good luck!

 

[JerryAtRick]

Some people have a hard time reading ... you are asking for accessories not delivery advice...

As for the sun shade on the roof, I agree that it's probably not necessary. I think the car does a great job and some people actually report that the sun shades make it hotter.

A 12v jump pack is always a good thing to have, not only for you, but for any other stranded souls you may be able to help. Not to mention they also serve as a flashlight and phone charger.

• First Aid Kit
• Barf Bags - I keep them in the rear passenger doors
• 12v Emergency Jump Pack / Flashlight (I use this one)
• A tool I think everyone should have - Emergency Escape Tool (I use this one)
• Small Umbrella
• NEMA 14-50 15' extension cord (I use this one)
• Dash Cam (I use this one)
• Radar Detector - Depends on driving style obviously (I use this one)
• Valve Stems that look better (I use these)
• Cargo net for the trunk - I use one for a VW and modified
• Tesla Tap - Depending on your area and where you drive (I use this one)
• Faraday Bag - If you plan on using PaaK (I use this one)
• Tow Stickers - (I use these)
• AOSK Center Console Thingy (This one)
• Rubber Floor Mats - I use the protection package ones from Ford
• Smoke Colored Protective Film for Tail lights (I won't link what I used because it's garbage)
• PureFlow Cabin Air Filter with Active Carbon - (Here's the link)

My custom modification:

• Radar detector mount for IRR windshields (sold about 40 of them) (link here)

Some less popular nerd toys that I have:

• OBDII Reader - If you like to geek out or to view car data (I use this one)
• Vico-Power Plus Battery Discharge Prevention (BDP) Device (I use this one)
• PowerMon - Battery Monitor (I use this one)

Flashing Tools:

• OBD to USB for FORScan (I use this one)
• Mongoose OBD to USB for FDRS (I use this one)
• Battery Maintainer/Charger (I use this one)

If you plan on doing any type of updating yourself I would recommend looking at some of the posts about how to drill for access to the LVB (or if it's a general concern) use these caps.

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