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Front bumper replacement Tesla model 3 2021
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MrBadger
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I don't know about replacing but a decent independent would probably do a perfect repair for around £300-400.
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Envchem
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Why replace if no dents? The cost will be significantly lower to get it fixed. Plenty of companies out there. A friend of mine used chipsaway in the past and he was quite happy about the end result.
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Jason71
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I agree its repairable but if you really want a price you can email [email protected] and ask them for the cost of the part then call a body shop up and ask for the cost of spraying and fitting a bumper
that should give you a ballpark. And probably a heart attack.
that should give you a ballpark. And probably a heart attack.
Just as an FYI, that central email address is no longer in use. You get an auto-reply with the following details:
hank you for contacting [email protected]
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PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR LOCAL SERVICE CENTER CONTACT INFORMATION
hank you for contacting [email protected]
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Only with Tesla.....
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I went old school in the end and phoned the Leeds SC. They have them in stock at the UK distribution centre, and price is £250+VAT, unpainted.
Just waiting for a call back with a price for painting & fitting....
Just waiting for a call back with a price for painting & fitting....
Llama.
Lurking somewhere up North
Sorry for cross-posting here, but I’m still so excited about getting my deeply scratched bumper fixed in Leeds for £160 from a mobile repair place called KiwiColour.
It’s good to see the price of a bumper isn’t too expensive but I’m pretty sure those deep scratches can be repaired with the bumper in place
See link below:
teslamotorsclub.com
It’s good to see the price of a bumper isn’t too expensive but I’m pretty sure those deep scratches can be repaired with the bumper in place
See link below:
Damaged Bodywork on Tesla Model 3
I've had a very similar scrape with the wall in South London and getting quotes ranging from £350 to £3500 (yes, they wanted to replace the whole bumper and wing!) Insurance excess is £750 so will be sorting myself although did let insurance company know of the damage.
teslamotorsclub.com
Sorry for cross-posting here, but I’m still so excited about getting my deeply scratched bumper fixed in Leeds for £160 from a mobile repair place called KiwiColour.
It’s good to see the price of a bumper isn’t too expensive but I’m pretty sure those deep scratches can be repaired with the bumper in place
See link below:
Damaged Bodywork on Tesla Model 3
I've had a very similar scrape with the wall in South London and getting quotes ranging from £350 to £3500 (yes, they wanted to replace the whole bumper and wing!) Insurance excess is £750 so will be sorting myself although did let insurance company know of the damage.
Thanks. Have sent some pictures over so we'll see what he comes back with.
Just to conclude my story...
Had my damage repaired this morning by Philip at PPA Smart Repairs (Bumper scuff and smart repairs Nottingham).
I've attached before and after pictures - he's done an amazing job and very reasonably priced (and friendly). If you need any work doung in the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire/Leicestershire area then give him a shout (and tell him Mark sent you!).
Had my damage repaired this morning by Philip at PPA Smart Repairs (Bumper scuff and smart repairs Nottingham).
I've attached before and after pictures - he's done an amazing job and very reasonably priced (and friendly). If you need any work doung in the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire/Leicestershire area then give him a shout (and tell him Mark sent you!).
Snap. I have one of those, too. 
My problem is the bumper is wrapped with XPEL stealth. I'm assuming the the whole bumper has to be unwrapped, painted, rested for a while then rewrapped. More trouble than it's worth?
Maybe I'll just touch up the other side to match
My problem is the bumper is wrapped with XPEL stealth. I'm assuming the the whole bumper has to be unwrapped, painted, rested for a while then rewrapped. More trouble than it's worth?
Maybe I'll just touch up the other side to match
Snap. I have one of those, too.
My problem is the bumper is wrapped with XPEL stealth. I'm assuming the the whole bumper has to be unwrapped, painted, rested for a while then rewrapped. More trouble than it's worth?
Maybe I'll just touch up the other side to match
I'd had a ceramic coating applied at new, but no wrap, so didn't have that issue to contend with. It's due an inspection by the detailer in about a month (6 month checkup), so should be about right for him to re-apply to that area as the repairer advised I leave it at least a month before having anything major done to it (and at least 3 days before washing).
Llama.
Lurking somewhere up North
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