Center console bubbles.

[NigelM]

ps. sorry to wake up this dead thread. I hope I never see anyone else with this problem and the thread dies again.

Just appeared in the last day or so:

Sep 2012 Sig.

 

[gaswalla]

I just got the same thing... crazy stuff.
I need to call service - hope it all works out.

 

[mdemetri]

I also just noticed these bubbles today on my March '13 P85 (and then found this thread). Crazy stuff indeed. I needed to get my tires rotated and have a few other issues looked at, so this can be done altogether.

 

[apacheguy]

Many seem to be affected by this. See my thread:

Touchscreen: Mositure/Leak?

 

[Stuberman]

Both of our Model S's have developed the screen bubbles problem. One display was replaced today and the other will be replaced in 10 days.

 

[sorka]

You did take the film that comes with the car off, right?

Um, I didn't. Is there film that I never knew about? 1.5 years and 25K miles.

 

[jerry33]

Um, I didn't. Is there film that I never knew about? 1.5 years and 25K miles.

Unless the Service Centre took it off, they didn't on my car.

 

[billc918]

I currently own a model s 70d, purchased new in Aug 2015 with 16,000 miles. I am concerned with the long term reliability of the center console (bubbles on the display and leaking adhesive) as well as the motorized door handles. After reading the TMC Model s forum and the TESLA Model s forum for over two years these two items appear to be a serious long term concern. In the past I have owned a 2007 Camry hybrid and a 2010 Lexus GS 250h hybrid. Toyota has a warranty enhancement program. For example, it was discovered about FOUR YEARS after the expiration of the 3 year warranty that the dashboard would begin to crack in a significant number of cars. Toyota extended the original warranty for this part until 2016. My dashboard was replaced FREE under this extension. I think TESLA should consider extending warranty coverage (or partial coverage, i.e. parts or labor) on items which exhibit a significant failure rate within several years of the original FIVE YEAR warranty. WHY NOT, TOYOTA DOES IT!!!