🎄 Holiday Road Roll Call: Share your Xmas plans, pics, and traditions!

[3Wliners Carmats]

Hey fam—let’s fire up a big, cozy Christmas thread. We’re swapping holiday drive stories and this year’s plans so everyone can snag new ideas for routes, playlists, pit stops, and goofy traditions. Think of it as a mash-up of car culture and Christmas cheer.

What to share (pick a few):
• This year’s plan: where from → where to, dates, who’s riding along
• Best memory from a past Christmas drive (funny, chaotic, heartwarming… bring it)
• Must-stop spots: coffee, pie, sledding hills, light displays, small-town diners
• Rig traditions: snacks, car games, holiday playlists/podcasts
• Winter tips you swear by: tires/PSI, wipers, warm layers, kid/pet hacks
• Vehicle deets: make/model/year + any road-trip mods

Photos welcome—maps, dash shots, tree-on-the-roof, driveway light shows, diner pie, snow angels… all of it. Let’s build a thread full of ideas for anyone hitting the road this Christmas.



Your turn: where’s your sleigh headed?

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[Darmie]

Heading to Myrtle Beach from Ohio leaving 1 am Saturday morning with just my wife. Most of my charging stops will be at Sheets. They always have clean restrooms and friendly staff. The last S/C stop is near a Zaxby's. We don't have any of those up here so this will be a nice late lunch treat. Been traveling all over the States since 2017 in our first Model S 75 RWD. With the many trip planning tools and websites to include Tesla's built in planner, I still love using plugshare. I can pick and choose stops based on all the great information available. It's a great tool giving you the option of selecting the radius of how far off the route you want to search for chargers. They don't have to all be tesla chargers. Selecting the range estimate gives you the rings to easily select the next charger. Add some wait times and boom, ya got a well planned route. Road trip video to follow.