Does Tesla perform courtesy inspection?

[Max*]

Weird question, I know... but it hasn't been sitting right with me since I left the service center.


Dropped off the car to the emmc replaced due to the recall. Got the car back, it shows:

It seemed... very uniform and wrong to me. I know my tires are fairly worn out.


Door to the service center is locked, no way to get in and talk to a real person, started chatting via chat. I asked why the numbers are so high, and send them a few photos of me measuring them myself (all between 3-4/32nds)

They replied telling me

Which seems like a cop out...



O yeah, Tesla Mobile service from 2 months ago (and no, I didn't replace my tires...)

In the back of my mind if they cut corners here, are they cutting corners on actual work? Anyone else....

 

[ucmndd]

Funny, I just had a service appointment on Friday and noted the same completely bonkers depth measurements. They were way inaccurate, indicating much much more tread depth than was actually there (appointment was for an alignment before going to the tire shop for new ones).

 

[GtiMart]

Could it (6) be the default value in the system if none is input ?
On the bright side, at least it's not the other way around, they're not trying to change perfectly good tires...

 

[Max*]

Could it (6) be the default value in the system if none is input ?
On the bright side, at least it's not the other way around, they're not trying to change perfectly good tires...

It could be, and I would rather they told me that instead of trying to tell me it's a "digital" guage that was used...

 

[ayavner]

LOL "digital" just gets them more decimal places, it's not going to change the basic measurement. Did they hire Cliff from Cheers?

 

[Need]

Could it (6) be the default value in the system if none is input ?
On the bright side, at least it's not the other way around, they're not trying to change perfectly good tires...

My service center's default must be (0) then... here is my invoice: