Hello fellow Tesla owners,
I recently experienced a rear-end collision with my Tesla Model 3 and need to get it repaired. I'm currently debating between taking it to a Tesla collision center or a third-party Tesla-certified repair center. The Tesla collision center has a two-month waiting period for appointments, which is quite long.
My primary concern is the quality of the repair work and, more importantly, the safety of the battery after the collision. I'm wondering if there's a significant difference between the Tesla collision center and a third-party repair center in terms of service quality and thoroughness of inspection. Are there any specific advantages or disadvantages to either option that I should be aware of?
I recently experienced a rear-end collision with my Tesla Model 3 and need to get it repaired. I'm currently debating between taking it to a Tesla collision center or a third-party Tesla-certified repair center. The Tesla collision center has a two-month waiting period for appointments, which is quite long.
My primary concern is the quality of the repair work and, more importantly, the safety of the battery after the collision. I'm wondering if there's a significant difference between the Tesla collision center and a third-party repair center in terms of service quality and thoroughness of inspection. Are there any specific advantages or disadvantages to either option that I should be aware of?