With Christmas approaching, does anyone have suggestions for gifts for my wife’s Telluride? Last year, I got her WeatherTech mats.
I’m thinking about getting a trunk mat this year, but I need more ideas. What’s your favorite upgrade or accessory?
With Christmas approaching, does anyone have suggestions for gifts for my wife’s Telluride? Last year, I got her WeatherTech mats.
I’m thinking about getting a trunk mat this year, but I need more ideas. What’s your favorite upgrade or accessory?
Wireless adapter for CarPlay/Android Auto.
We have the Carlinkit 5.0 in our Telluride, and it works great.
Take it from someone who’s been married for over 15 years: your wife probably doesn’t want car accessories for Christmas, especially two years in a row. It’s like her giving you a case of scented bath bombs for your birthday. I hope you’re at least getting her multiple gifts.
I used to struggle with buying gifts for my wife, but I’ve improved over time. It helps to listen and note down ideas in your phone’s notes app. Pay attention when she says things like, “I always wish I had…” or “I’d love one of these, but I can’t justify the price…” or “Wow, that _____ is really cool.”
So, what did I get my wife this year? A Tommy John “Second Skin” PJ set and a piano, since she’s always wanted to take lessons. Last year, I got her a few pairs of Darn Tough socks (which she wanted because they come with a lifetime warranty), a crochet bag, and an Ooni Pizza oven (which she loves; we use it most weekends since pizza is her favorite). I also take, edit, and print Christmas photos of our kids each year, either in my studio or at a rented Christmas prop studio, and she enjoys sending those out to family. Happy wife = happy life. Not everyone can spend a lot on their spouse, but if you’re committed to one wife for life (that’s my belief), there are plenty of more affordable options available. I also set price alerts on Amazon using CamelCamelCamel or more recently Keepa, where you can check price history and set email notifications just above the lowest price.
The only good trunk mat is the Canadian version that costs nearly $300. It fits well with the split rear seat and has holes for the pull straps. The American versions don’t fit properly and aren’t effective, so they’re not worth considering.
The Tuxmat trunk liner is superior, but it’s often out of stock.