Something in my recent experience to watch out for is that Tesla no longer supply any cables at all with the loan cars, and typically the cars only have 50% charge.
What's more they dont tell you this - you have to find out for yourself.
(apparently the cables get nicked all the time - which is pathetic in itself that ppl do this and therefore a reaction from Tesla is understandable - but why not count them out and count them back or you get charged, not so difficult surely. Also I dont know if this is policy across all Tesla SC's)
I just charge on a commando socket at the office with the UMC if I ever need to top up.
Went to do just that with the loaner as it was only a part charged 75KWH MX and wtf - no cables!
I had to take a 40mile round trip detour to a supercharger to be able to be able to get home.
Lesson, keep your own cables with you when you take your car to a SC if you think there is any risk of needing them.
What's more they dont tell you this - you have to find out for yourself.
(apparently the cables get nicked all the time - which is pathetic in itself that ppl do this and therefore a reaction from Tesla is understandable - but why not count them out and count them back or you get charged, not so difficult surely. Also I dont know if this is policy across all Tesla SC's)
I just charge on a commando socket at the office with the UMC if I ever need to top up.
Went to do just that with the loaner as it was only a part charged 75KWH MX and wtf - no cables!
I had to take a 40mile round trip detour to a supercharger to be able to be able to get home.
Lesson, keep your own cables with you when you take your car to a SC if you think there is any risk of needing them.