I didn’t use any delivery checklist when I took delivery of either of my Tesla’s. Just like when I’ve taken delivery of any car throughout my life, I do a general look-over. Is it only within the Tesla community that this concept of needing a checklist has developed? What detailed item has someone found during the delivery that they only remembered to check because they had a checklist? And was it then something that made you refuse delivery of the car, or was it something that could get resolved later anyway? You don’t even get to test drive it, which is when I think you would most likely discover something. My Service Center has been really good about addressing nits post-delivery. You’ve got 4 years of warranty ahead of you.