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Maybe there was more behind the scene, but I don’t know .

Different mobile tech, sad it looked absolutely horrendous, and had never seen it before and wanted to swap it so he could send it in to be examined. Alas I can’t do my own experiment now

Update: Tesla replaced it under warranty!!!!

I had this issue as well. Luckily my service guy covered it under good will. I think the problem was it was wet, and then I may have hit a ball. I don't know. repair was super simple, and they did it at my place.

That could be possible I am looking into the ingredients in my cleaners and I think one of them includes petroleum... Would you say this is likely the cause?

~279. I want to get it from them to make sure it is new. I know its lost money...

So far I will be testing, Water, Eco-Shine, Sun and Heat, Head and shoulders

I am going just pony up the replacement money, but keep the old headrest and experiment on it to find out the cause. I will do a write up and post about what my findings are. Anyone have any suggestions as to what to test?

so its not the glue then... I mean, all the material must be there, so if I were to undue the head rest and pull the material taught, would that in theory fix it?

they are saying its chemical, and likely from hair product, so its technically not under warranty. its the Sunnyvale and Seaside one. that said, other than that issue, they have been very generous in service. (free tire rotations). my mobile tech is also amazing, and has done so much to help.

Sadly, both my mobile tech, and two service centers said it wasn't.

I have heard that, is there any documentation of that? thanks!

Hey everyone! Joel here, I have a Tesla Model 3, and have driven about 30000 miles on it, and over the past 10000 miles I have noticed that my headrest has started to bubble. I don't use any hair product. Now I have some theories, that I want to propose. If anyone else has this issue, please...