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That narrative is really not true. Tesla provides the resources for repairs and parts just like other U.S. auto manufacturers. Anything that deals with the hig
by xedeon 5y ago
That narrative is really not true. Tesla provides the resources for repairs and parts just like other U.S. auto manufacturers.
Anything that deals with the high-voltage (HV) systems need to be certified for obvious safety and liability reasons.
Tesla Parts Catalog
https://epc.tesla.com/en https://epc.tesla.com/en
Service and Diagnostic website
https://service.tesla.com/ https://service.tesla.com/
You can access "Service and Repair Information" and even "Diagnostic Software" and pay by the hour, day, month or year...
Some manufacturers won't even provide some of these to individuals and only makes them available to dealerships.
My friend and I just performed maintenance on our Model 3s. We changed the A/C filter and cleaned the condenser and serviced the brakes. I just ordered the parts from the Tesla app and did everything in my garage.
- jdsully 5y agoThe provide some parts and some documentation but nowhere near the extent of legacy manufacturers.
- xedeon 5y agoDo you have some legitimate examples? Please share them. HV parts excluded as I stated above. Here is an example of an owner ordering a 2021 center console from Tesla so he can upgrade his older model year car. https://youtu.be/6TOnzrrkxDc https://youtu.be/6TOnzrrkxDc I’ve done many other retrofit upgrades and repairs to my Teslas.