Anyone have any pics or updates on the service center? I never get to that side of town so never get to check it out.
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As a "future Model 3 owner", as your signature says, I think you can safely assume the service center under construction will be open long before you order your car. Other than that, why would you care?
HillCountryFun
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I would also like an update on the new service center, anyone have pics or update info?
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Not to speak for them, but some people just like to participate with the community or keep an eye on the future. Your assessment could apply to almost any discussion on this forum that one partakes in while not currently having a Tesla car.
I know one cannot properly judge ones tone from a post, but c'mon, you sure come off like a jerk. What does it matter to you why I asked? I clearly know it would be open by the time the 3s are out. I happen to be looking at CPOs as well and was just curious how the progress on the new facility was coming.
I'll be sure to check with you before I post next time to make sure it's okay and make sure you understand that I really do care. Sheesh...
Thistledown
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I talked to the service center today to schedule a tire rotation. He mentioned that it would be end of August or beginning of September to schedule due to the move. The move itself could disrupt some of the service out of the service center for up to two weeks in August.
Stopped by today to get a closer look.
Lots of contractor trucks around. The outside looks mostly complete and there are a ton of folks working on the inside.
The exterior already has the logo and name on the outside and the parking lot is mostly complete as well.
Looks pretty close now
Lots of contractor trucks around. The outside looks mostly complete and there are a ton of folks working on the inside.
The exterior already has the logo and name on the outside and the parking lot is mostly complete as well.
Looks pretty close now
Selfishly, I'd love that as a Supercharger location, but I don't see enough Teslas in the area for that to happen, and somewhere along I35 would probably make more sense looking at the placement of the rest of the network. Are there any other Superchargers on toll roads in general? In any case, Stone Hill Town Center already has several level 2 Chargepoint slots (that are currently free) near the movie theater.
//TB
There are lots of uses for a supercharger at a Tesla facility that don't involve the long distance traveling public-- charging service loaners for rapid turnaround, charging cars being delivered, troubleshooting cars with DC charging issues, etc.
Agreed - It would be of use the service center itself to have one, especially if there are a whole bunch of Model ☰ deliveries.
But none of those are "public use" use cases
I'm not sure the site is big enough for a normal public supercharger, but at least it's significantly larger than the old location.
This doesn't make sense. Why would Tesla need financing from a San Antonio bank for this building?
