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Was quoted around 5k if I remember correctly but having the bumper saved me about 1.5k so came out to about 3.5k. I would suggest continuing to bug them with the service bulletin until they explicitly give you a reason why you have to pay for it.

Vehicle was 4000 miles out of warranty. After chatting and calling out the specific service bulletin in the request service center implied that if I was still within warranty they would cover it. So I ended up paying out of pocket at the certified body shop. This should be a recall with how...

Talked to the body shop, they know the exact issue I’m talking about and they informed me that if it’s something I want Tesla to pay for it needs to be fixed via a Service Center.

I just did this, hopefully it works out

I wasn’t aware I could visit without a scheduled appointment in the app. I’ll check their hours and try to go over there within the next couple days. I did call the Tesla customer service number but when selecting the vehicle service option I’m directed back to app.

While driving in heavy rain a couple days ago my entire rear fascia ripped off my 2019 Model 3. Come to find out this is a known defect and Service Bulletin SB-20-12-003 states this exact issue should be fixed under warranty. How do I confirm with Tesla that they’ll cover this? My service...