Recent content by Sunny5280

I've washed my X5-M and Volt with this very car wash and, after more than a year didn't see any noticeable damage. This is not to say that there wasn't something wrong but both vehicles looked the same after more than a year of using this car wash. That said the reason I posted asking about car...

Show me where in that cut and paste it asks a question other than "What year is your car". BMW fanboi...that explains it. Head over to Bimmerfest where your non constructive input is valued.

That wasn't the question you asked. Do you have anything worthwhile to contribute? You appear to be nothing buy a fanboi who apologizes for Tesla.

How about offering some constructive conversation instead of worthless posts?

IMO they should fix it right the first time and not have to worry about doing it a second time. However if they can't do that then they should fix it until they get it right. If they decline to fix this under warranty then I will have just added yet another notch to ensure that prospective...

All remaining warranty coverage should be extended to me as a buyer unless the warranty specifically prohibits it. I wouldn't be surprised if you're right about their diagnosis given they have already sent me an estimate for $135. It appears that's the direction they're headed and they want to...

Then shouldn't they be charging me $135 to inspect them?

That's why I qualified the statement with "...noticeable damage..."

I wasn't aware tire wear and pressure were warrantied items. Are they?

It's a 2019. They know this as they have remote access to it.

My assumption is that Tesla will only charge me the fee if they determine the work is not covered under warranty and waive it if it is. However I scanned the cost estimate and I did not see anything which stated as much. Therefore I have no choice but to assume the fee will be charged...

But I am still out the $135 for them to make that determination.

Somehow I feel this is going to be wasted effort but here goes: There's no damage. The car is in pristine condition. The service center shouldn't be providing any quotations for work that is going to be covered under warranty. Now if I go in and they determine that it's a non warranty related...

What does this even mean?

The owners manual says to avoid them but I do not see any reason why Tesla would be any different than other vehicles. Someone mentioned camera alignment which seems reasonable but appeared to be more speculation there is an issue. It's nice to see some have taken their Tesla's through a non...