Delivery

[Shamone]

Good morning,

My Tesla is being delivered, if anyone has had theirs delivered could you please go through the process? They mention contactless delivery, whatever that is, is it delivered by a driver or on a larger vehicle?

Thank you

 

[Dilly]

Times May have changed. Mine was delivered by a third party driver on day one of the first lockdown in 2020.
he turned up with another M3 driven by someone else, smiled, handed over all the bits and bobs and left. Car was perfect so no problem

 

[Shamone]

Times May have changed. Mine was delivered by a third party driver on day one of the first lockdown in 2020.
he turned up with another M3 driven by someone else, smiled, handed over all the bits and bobs and left. Car was perfect so no problem

Thanks, I think I get 7 days / 100 miles to check over. Does anyone know of an up to date checklist for the model 3? I found one from 2020 but not sure if its the best / newest.

Tesla Model 3 UK RHD - Delivery Checklist

docs.google.com

 

[WannabeOwner]

Does anyone know of an up to date checklist for the model 3?

Search this forum?

e.g.

Collection checklist

Just updated my old Model 3 check list from way back in 2019 ready to collect my new car tomorrow, anything obviously missed off? https://www.dropbox.com/s/otep2dfx2ajvtap/Tesla%20Model%20Y%20-%20Acceptance%20Checklist.pdf?dl=0

teslamotorsclub.com

 

[Whyone]

Check for damage....mine had been 'grounded' at the front, presumably coming down a steep ramp. Scrape on underside of chin which would have been easy to miss.

 

[Leejmoff]

a lot of information on the internet about Tesla Deliveries. And by searching this forum.

 

[GeorgeSymonds]

Thanks, I think I get 7 days / 100 miles to check over. Does anyone know of an up to date checklist for the model 3? I found one from 2020 but not sure if its the best / newest.

Tesla Model 3 UK RHD - Delivery Checklist

docs.google.com

Don't listen to Tesla on 7 days//100 miles

The law provides much more protection than that

The thing I would absolutely focus on first is the areas where you might get wear and tare damage when usin git yourself, e.g. stonechips, curbing, material damage etc. they are the things that are hard to prove existed when you took delivery, so the sooner you do, the better.

Other stuff like panel alignment or defect under the paint surface etc which can't be self inflicted, you have months to raise with Tesla.

Checklists are ok, but some of them go to stupid and unneccasry lengths and make you feel paranoid when you really just want to enjoy the car.

 

[Shamone]

Don't listen to Tesla on 7 days//100 miles

The law provides much more protection than that

The thing I would absolutely focus on first is the areas where you might get wear and tare damage when usin git yourself, e.g. stonechips, curbing, material damage etc. they are the things that are hard to prove existed when you took delivery, so the sooner you do, the better.

Other stuff like panel alignment or defect under the paint surface etc which can't be self inflicted, you have months to raise with Tesla.

Checklists are ok, but some of them go to stupid and unneccasry lengths and make you feel paranoid when you really just want to enjoy the car.

Thanks, this is very helpful