I am a relatively newer Tesla owner here. I have 5k miles on mine and drive somewhat aggressively, so it is time to rotate my tires. Tesla app quoted me $65 for a mobile rotation service, which is actually not bad in L.A. for a rotation service that comes to my doorstep. Still, I think I will forgo and visit a Discount Tire/America's Tire location to get it done for free.
This being said, I would like to know what services are generally worth doing through Tesla and their expertise versus a reputable outside service center. I would imagine that the usual things like tire-related stuff or fluid replacement could easily be done by an external service center for cheaper. But, when I start to get into more complicated things down the road like suspension issues, AC issues, electrical issues, and etc, does anyone have any input on whether it is worth it to pay the Tesla service price tag?
Also, do any particular level of outside services void any warranty coverage for my 2023 Model 3 SR Tesla? Currently, will getting the tires rotated by an outside service void any warranty coverages?
This being said, I would like to know what services are generally worth doing through Tesla and their expertise versus a reputable outside service center. I would imagine that the usual things like tire-related stuff or fluid replacement could easily be done by an external service center for cheaper. But, when I start to get into more complicated things down the road like suspension issues, AC issues, electrical issues, and etc, does anyone have any input on whether it is worth it to pay the Tesla service price tag?
Also, do any particular level of outside services void any warranty coverage for my 2023 Model 3 SR Tesla? Currently, will getting the tires rotated by an outside service void any warranty coverages?