Phillyasian
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So are folks just catching that edge/lip that the covers set into?
Would that show that bad?
Curious to see a few photos of what happens.
To bad those side cameras can’t be used while parking. That would be so cool.
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So are folks just catching that edge/lip that the covers set into?
Would that show that bad?
Curious to see a few photos of what happens.
To bad those side cameras can’t be used while parking. That would be so cool.
Seems to be quite pricey for what amounts to 3m tape.
Dupli-Color AFM0360 Dark Shadow Gray Ford Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint - 0.5 oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00HE66OK8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_JxXOBbGTE488A
Skim the recent comments and you’ll see plenty of Model 3 mentions.
We'll, it did not take long.... Wife curbed the rear passenger rim today. I can't even take a picture of it I'm so distraught. I will likely sand and paint and then put on some f*ing edge protection before it happens againI agree with the question above preventing this from happening. Sure, perfect driving.... But for the rest of us? Which products are the best (easy install, durable, affordable)?
For the 18" Aeros, matching paint:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HE66OK8/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
I think that curb rash is much harder in a Model 3 with standard wheels than any of my previous cars. The sensors, tire profile, and back up camera make this much less likely if you pay attention.
The paint from amazon does a pretty good job of hiding the curb rash. No one will be able to notice unless they are super up close.Apparently not if you’re my stupid ass. After driving my Leaf and Volt for three years each with only one curb rash incident between the two, I have somehow scraped my wheels TWICE in less than a month with my 3. Lmao. Both just me being an idiot, once on the front passenger wheel when I was trying to park into a street parking spot that I figured was just wide enough to pull straight into instead of parallel parking it and rushed it because I was in a hurry, and again pulling out of a parking lot where I somehow misjudged where I was and scraped my back passenger side wheel as I was completing my turn. Impressive, if I do say so myself.
In Kingsport TN they charge $75/wheel.Thanks for the response. I'll try the Dupli-Color AFM0360 Dark Shadow Gray Ford Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint.
If I wanted to get it fixed, how much should I be looking to pay?
Las Vegas $130Thanks for the response. I'll try the Dupli-Color AFM0360 Dark Shadow Gray Ford Exact-Match Scratch Fix All-in-1 Touch-Up Paint.
If I wanted to get it fixed, how much should I be looking to pay?
What's the place you went to called? I'm shopping around in Seattle for rim repair.In Seattle I paid $150+Tax. It does not matter how small or how big the scratch is.
Same. Just marred one the other night, taking a corner too tight out of a parking garage.What's the place you went to called? I'm shopping around in Seattle for rim repair.
We'll, it did not take long.... Wife curbed the rear passenger rim today. I can't even take a picture of it I'm so distraught. I will likely sand and paint and then put on some f*ing edge protection before it happens again
High tech going Retro:Maybe Tesla should just add some down looking sensors on the sides then you'll get a distance to curb warning when parking. The current sensors don't work with object less than about 12" high. They might also be useful for telling the car what kind of surface it's rolling on.
Or just buy some curb feelers