My Biggest Problem With Tesla - Service & Parts
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Channel: Engineering Explained
Views: 440,427
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Length: 9min 2sec (542 seconds)
Published: Wed Nov 18 2020
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You'd think that a pretty huge car youtuber would get whatever brake pads he wanted and a handjob to go with it.
Personally haven't had bad experience yet, but bad is putting it lightly from what I've heard.
As somebody who details a lot of vehicles, Teslaβs have quality control issues, albeit they have gotten better. Very common to see unacceptable factory paint defects, panels gaps, etc. when you talk to owners, they are often understandably frustrated when told replacement parts are 6-9 months out.
It is the right to repair that is the breaker for me. Tesla and Apple have the grip over their products and that makes consumers depend too much on official service providers. Who can come up with all sorta excuses that will go round and round and round.
Who orders "track pads" from an OEM anyway? Go with Carbotech or EBC. My XP8s are good dual use pads.
Dave Grohl called it the worst car he's ever owned
This is one of the biggest reason why I'm holding back from Tesla. Tesla have updated models now from 2021 so it's not a bad time to buy but I'm in MI and I have seen videos how it takes forever to get the parts to get it serviced.
sure if nothing goes wrong and you don't need parts, you will enjoy the car but off chance, I do need to go in for the service with Tesla model cars... oof IDK.
I do hear that I can always get a loaner and just let them hold onto my car for couple months but eh
It's only gonna get worse as everything gets more and more tied to software.
You'll own nothing, and you'll like it
Hey, more proof that Tesla isn't a good choice for your next car.
But I've learned that when something is a true pile, the owners start to justify it as if the car defines their self-worth.