I just received delivery of my vehicle and just got a curb rash when trying to enter the parking garage (had to stop to get a ticket) . Its about 2 inches long. I have less than 100 miles on the vehicle. You think I can report it to tesla to have them fix it since under 100 miles since I was told i had 100 miles to report any issues?
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Curb Rash after delivery
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Clark_Kent
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I think you should contact your local wheel repair shop and pay for it our of your own pocket. Let's have a little integrity and not ask Tesla to repair issues they did not create. Moral of the story: Be more careful next time around curbs.
Fix it yourself for almost free:
Or, ignore it as seems like you might be the kind of driver that will scrape the same wheel, again.
Or, ignore it as seems like you might be the kind of driver that will scrape the same wheel, again.
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alexcue
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Took me a month to get my first curb rash... oh well, nothing real bad, i know it's there. No one else would probably notice.
just like a first door ding.... such is life, it's a car.
just like a first door ding.... such is life, it's a car.
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Curbing wheels is a fact of life here in the states. With all the drive-thru restaurants, coffee shops and parallel parking, we're bound to catch one sooner or later. No matter how careful we are. Sometimes, it's not even our fault. I can't tell you how many times valets f'd up my wheels. Oh, and then there's my dear mrs. Bless her heart. lol! I just look at the damage, cuss like a sailor then text my wheel guy to get them fixed. 
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