Or changes to shipping schedules based on various factors of which we are not privy to.
I got a call delaying my delivery because there was a problem unloading the train or something like that.
And may force be with you as well!!
Sorry to hear..Well, it happened.
Anyone who bickers about long delivery window should consider themselves lucky compare to @qboos
RU really gonna replace a new hubcap everytime you curb'em ??!!
This sch!tt is gonna get REALLY pricy soon 
Nope - not quite that fussy! This last curbing incident seems okay so will likely keep using the existing caps.RU really gonna replace a new hubcap everytime you curb'em ??!!
Nice! If you can upload all the pictures again, that will be great and helpful. Somehow none of your pictures works.Just returned from my first (and hopefully last) service appointment, having Tesla take care of a few alignment issues from delivery. I'm very happy with the results!
On delivery (May 1), there was trunk misalignment, contacting the tail light assembly, hanging past the bumper, and making some noise while driving. I also had a badly misaligned rear passenger window which they had improved on delivery day, but I took back for better alignment.
I used the Watertown service center to get a sooner appointment scheduled. They didn't provide a loaner for just 1/2 day service, however they provided me $100 daily uber credit while my car was there. The results are quite good! The rear hatch is much better, flush with bumper and they touched up the paint underneath where it contacted the tail light assembly.
I will note the left/right sides of the hatch do have slightly different gaps between it and the quarter panels, but it's not obvious without measuring and you can't see both at the same time anyway. I think it's the best they can possibly do knowing they can't move other panels around like puzzle pieces, and I'm completely happy with the outcome.
The window is now perfectly aligned with the trim. I also asked in the service tickets if I should have received mudflaps at delivery, and they went ahead and added the front mudflaps for free. Headlights were also aligned (using wall method apparently), but I have not tested them yet.
I also really liked being able to monitor the service dashboard from the app and click into each to see the log of details. I noticed they were on the last piece as I was finishing lunch, so I summoned an uber to head back for pick up. I didn't have to go in and sign anything, just went straight to my car after receiving the message it was complete.
Here are the before pictures from May 1:
On the 3 day trip permit I drove 2 weeks and never got pulled over.
. He said the aftermarket hubcap did it's job and the rim looks fine. If it had been a problem the cost would likely have been around $400 USD (not sure if labor is included or not).
Do you have a link to the rubber plug shown in the bottom left? Couldn't find it on Amazon.The hole diameter is about 23mm. An industry-standard 22mm device such as an indicator light fits perfectly if you wanted to add a redundant white reverse light or red tail/stop light. You could also install a black plastic or rubber hole plug. You could also drill a hole through a hole plug and attach a small, circular motorcycle license plate-style reflector.
Update: After scheduling it for the 24th, I got a text asking if I wanted to pick it up sooner. Ok, I scheduled for 19th and then about an hour later got a call asking if I wanted to pick up today (18th). I did. The guy that handled the paperwork said they had just gotten 12 trucks of cars in 36 hours. There was no place to park and Tesla's were stacked four or five in an aisle.
Thanks for the info. I had set an appointment during delivery, and it was set for June 12th and a SC far from home. Went to manage appointment and was able to reschedule for May 29th at a much closer SC.Just came back from our first service appointment... The curbed wheel incident I mentioned in earlier posts actually caused a small gash in the tire sidewall with a little flap of rubber hanging off. Thought it might be okay but wanted to get it checked out just in case as we are thinking about some possible road trips this summer.
Yesterday scheduled a service request via the app and it appeared to say next Monday but switched to being next Weds after creating - something to pay attention to in the future! I then went into manage appointment and this morning at 8 am popped up so grabbed it. Was first one there and was in and out within 20 mins - tire was actually okay, the gash did not penetrate to the threads and all the tech did was glue the flap back on.. all good
The hole diameter is slightly over 23mm. We use these 7/8" (22.2mm) panel plugs at work. I tried one, but it was too small. I suspect this 15/16" (23.8mm) might work, but I'm not willing to buy a package of 50 to find out.
