Has anyone had any issues with brakes on the Model S?
Here is my story.....
I have given Tesla over THREE MONTHS to resolve the issue with my car.
Every 5-6k miles, my car begins to vibrate when engaging the brakes. I have had to take time off work repeatedly to take the car to show the issue then drop off for service. Last time was the 3rd time I had to have them work on the SAME issue and it is still NOT fixed. I reached out to the manager in regards to this during my last repair and he was informing me that the car has not be driven properly. That is NOT TRUE. I also own a BMW X1 and it now has 9k miles on it (less than 1 year old), with NO issues of vibration during braking. I own a Suburban with 160k+ mileage on it, and have not had this issue. I have driven my brother's Model X, as well as my best friend's Model S for some time and have not had this issue. If it was my driving, why didn't the other Tesla's mess up? Why isn't the BMW X1 or the Suburban brakes gone bad if it was "my driving"?
After the 3rd replacement, which was late last year, I gave it one more shot, and now the issue is back after 5-6k miles. How is it that a car brakes and rotors, and might I add new brakes and rotors multiple times, go bad at AFTER EXACTLY THE SAME MILEAGE????
My AVERAGE WPM is right around 300. The car has regenerative braking.
There is something wrong with the Tesla. This is a sign that the car (not tires) is not in balance and could be effecting the braking issue, that was apparently fixed. It cannot be possible that I have gotten them replaced 3 times, and that the brakes mess up EVERY TIME AFTER THE SAME AMOUNT OF MILEAGE. The brakes cannot handle the car because something is WRONG!!!!
Any suggestion on what is wrong? IS MY CAR A LEMON?
Tesla is now making me pay for new brakes and rotors. I have had the car for about 18 months, have almost 40k Miles on it, and this is my FOURTH time that I am getting my brakes and rotors changed.
Here is my story.....
I have given Tesla over THREE MONTHS to resolve the issue with my car.
Every 5-6k miles, my car begins to vibrate when engaging the brakes. I have had to take time off work repeatedly to take the car to show the issue then drop off for service. Last time was the 3rd time I had to have them work on the SAME issue and it is still NOT fixed. I reached out to the manager in regards to this during my last repair and he was informing me that the car has not be driven properly. That is NOT TRUE. I also own a BMW X1 and it now has 9k miles on it (less than 1 year old), with NO issues of vibration during braking. I own a Suburban with 160k+ mileage on it, and have not had this issue. I have driven my brother's Model X, as well as my best friend's Model S for some time and have not had this issue. If it was my driving, why didn't the other Tesla's mess up? Why isn't the BMW X1 or the Suburban brakes gone bad if it was "my driving"?
After the 3rd replacement, which was late last year, I gave it one more shot, and now the issue is back after 5-6k miles. How is it that a car brakes and rotors, and might I add new brakes and rotors multiple times, go bad at AFTER EXACTLY THE SAME MILEAGE????
My AVERAGE WPM is right around 300. The car has regenerative braking.
There is something wrong with the Tesla. This is a sign that the car (not tires) is not in balance and could be effecting the braking issue, that was apparently fixed. It cannot be possible that I have gotten them replaced 3 times, and that the brakes mess up EVERY TIME AFTER THE SAME AMOUNT OF MILEAGE. The brakes cannot handle the car because something is WRONG!!!!
Any suggestion on what is wrong? IS MY CAR A LEMON?
Tesla is now making me pay for new brakes and rotors. I have had the car for about 18 months, have almost 40k Miles on it, and this is my FOURTH time that I am getting my brakes and rotors changed.