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Having a major system problem early on is a big disappointment. But they prioritized my repair and did it quickly (3-5 days due to waiting for part). Since that initial repair, I haven't had a problem since. Still love the car and still recommend it to others. Good luck.

Call roadside as that might expedite things. It's what I did. Unless you absolutely had to, I also wouldn't drive the car because you will eventually get to the point where the car will limit power/won't let you drive if it gets low enough.

If the coolant is leaking the fluid will be blue. My brand new M3 leaked coolant on day 3 of ownership. As I live far from a service center, they first sent a mobile tech to check it out, which wasted time. It got bad enough that when driving the car limited speed/power to protect the battery...

I live 4 hours away from an SC. Day 3 of owning my car I had a coolant leak so it was towed and I got a rental car (now they do Uber credits, I think). Car was gone about a week. Then they forgot to refill the A/C coolant (middle of summer, awesome experience) and it took a week of calls to get...

Never supercharged, only wall charger at home. I'm thinking you're right since I never received any overheating warnings like I did with the coolant leak. She just made me very nervous with what she was saying. Thanks for your input.

It sounds like it when talking to the roadside assistance over the phone. Her tone and response was not very reassuring when I told her how much it has been driven. But she never gave a direct answer and she isn't a mechanic.

I have had an unfortunate experience with Tesla so far. I received my new model 3 AWD 3 weeks ago. It was amazing and loved it. Until it developed a battery coolant leak on day 3. It was towed to the service center (4 hours away) and they replaced the super bottle. I got the car back and the...