SabrToothSqrl
Active Member
Not trying to hi-jack, but I got my car back from a Tesla certified body shop... the repaired bumper/fender seem fine, but I have some serious concerns.
1. the clear bra they installed looks like ****. It has bubbles and wrinkles all over. I stopped counting at 8.
2. the clear protect they installed near the wheel doesn't curve like the OEM piece. It looks like someone cut it out with scissors, and did a crap job.
3. the wheel they put on to replace my damaged one does NOT look new. I can see moved wheel weights.
4. the tire they put on said wheel (or more likely came with) is USED. 5/32 while all my other tires are under a month old with 9/32.
I am NOT a happy camper. before naming the place I will allow them time to correct the issues, as they stated they would. But I am getting god damn sick of baby sitting the entire world.
The invoice doesn't even break down a parts/labor list. I have the list from the appraiser which includes a 'new' wheel. $500 (normal 19s"). If I don't get a "new" $500 wheel, what are my options? does this constitute insurance fraud? (them, not me) I just want my damn car fixed, CORRECTLY.
Next time, just total the car. It's less paper work and stress. More money I bet, but hey, new car.
*I had the OEM clear bra option from the factory when new.
1. the clear bra they installed looks like ****. It has bubbles and wrinkles all over. I stopped counting at 8.
2. the clear protect they installed near the wheel doesn't curve like the OEM piece. It looks like someone cut it out with scissors, and did a crap job.
3. the wheel they put on to replace my damaged one does NOT look new. I can see moved wheel weights.
4. the tire they put on said wheel (or more likely came with) is USED. 5/32 while all my other tires are under a month old with 9/32.
I am NOT a happy camper. before naming the place I will allow them time to correct the issues, as they stated they would. But I am getting god damn sick of baby sitting the entire world.
The invoice doesn't even break down a parts/labor list. I have the list from the appraiser which includes a 'new' wheel. $500 (normal 19s"). If I don't get a "new" $500 wheel, what are my options? does this constitute insurance fraud? (them, not me) I just want my damn car fixed, CORRECTLY.
Next time, just total the car. It's less paper work and stress. More money I bet, but hey, new car.
*I had the OEM clear bra option from the factory when new.