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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel

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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel | Top Gear

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Done with your yoke? T Sportline is here to fix things for you

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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel

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Done with your yoke? T Sportline is here to fix things for you

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Done with your yoke? T Sportline is here to fix things for you

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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel

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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel

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This company will turn your Tesla Model S yoke into a proper steering wheel

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Done with your yoke? T Sportline is here to fix things for you

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Good news for those who fancy a new Tesla Model S but just couldn’t cope with that lopped yoke steering ‘wheel’ – California-based Tesla tuner T Sportline has a fix sorted.

T Sportline’s solution uses the base of the yoke so it’s still a slightly strange shape, but perhaps more acceptable than Tesla’s only offering. You can spec your new wheel in hand-stitched leather for $2,299, or you can spend even more on a full carbon fibre example. That’ll set you back $3,499. Ouch.

Oh, and if you’ve specced the cold weather pack on your Model S, the heated wheel function will no longer work. Doh!

Worth the extra outlay to fix that yoke?

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Good news for those who fancy a new Tesla Model S but just couldn’t cope with that lopped yoke steering ‘wheel’ – California-based Tesla tuner T Sportline has a fix sorted.

T Sportline’s solution uses the base of the yoke so it’s still a slightly strange shape, but perhaps more acceptable than Tesla’s only offering. You can spec your new wheel in hand-stitched leather for $2,299, or you can spend even more on a full carbon fibre example. That’ll set you back $3,499. Ouch.

Oh, and if you’ve specced the cold weather pack on your Model S, the heated wheel function will no longer work. Doh!

Worth the extra outlay to fix that yoke?

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Done with your yoke? T Sportline is here to fix things for you