Hi guys, I live in Wollongong but would be prepared to travel to Sydney. My Tesla 3 SR 2021 was slightly hit at the back and the sensor knocked in. Does anyone know do I take their one GIO recommended repairer or ask for a Tesla repairer? Real unsure here. I have full comp with GIO including glass etc.
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Help and advice on Tesla 3 hit in the bumper and sensor pushed in:
- Thread starter demaw
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Tam
Well-Known Member
I would try Tesla Service Center first. They can refer you to an approved body shop if they can't do it due to extensive bodywork. I would not randomly go to a shop that is not certified by Tesla.
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[Zombie]
Member
Non authorised repairers won't be able to order parts from Tesla, so there wouldn't be much point.
danesuper6
Member
Here's the list of Tesla certified repairers.
www.tesla.com
Go through this and speak to GIO and see who they have on their books as repairers. I say this because if they are a GIO approved repairer, if there's any issues with the quality of the repairs, GIO will chase it up instead of you having to do it yourself. If you choose a different repairer that isn't GIO approved and there's issues with the work, it's on you to chase it up with the repairer.
Collision Support | Tesla
Tesla Approved Body Shops have been factory trained and equipped to rebuild Tesla vehicles to the original vehicle specifications for structural integrity and quality of finish.
www.tesla.com
Go through this and speak to GIO and see who they have on their books as repairers. I say this because if they are a GIO approved repairer, if there's any issues with the quality of the repairs, GIO will chase it up instead of you having to do it yourself. If you choose a different repairer that isn't GIO approved and there's issues with the work, it's on you to chase it up with the repairer.
