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I'd be willing to bet your tint shop caused that damage from closing the door with the window glass fully up. Tint shops will "trip" the door mechanism to fully raise the window with the door open to apply the tint. If they forget to lower the window a bit before closing, the glass will contact the trim.Thanks a lot for your replies. I sort of figured out how the scratch came about. This particular location seems to be the first contact point on the trim that the glass makes when the door closes, IF the window is fully up position when the door is open. Again, the window glass is not supposed to be in full up position when the door is open but there are cases I found online that this has happened before due to third party puddle lights or puddle light malfunction. Again, I honestly don’t know if this has happened on my car. I also got my windows tinted couple of weeks back so I wonder if this happened at the tint shop. But I just noticed this yesterday. I purchased this “Birchwood Casey Aluminum Black Touch-Up Pen” On Amazon as I saw some reviews that it might work (cost only 5$ so why not). I will see if that works out. If not, I have the service appointment in a week and will see what the Tesla service guy says. Worst case scenario will just suck it up and get the darn thing replaced…
That is my biggest suspicion is too.. But I think it is too late. I think anyone who thinks of getting windows tinted should be aware of this and take pictures of the car all around before and right after at the tint shop. I wish I had done more research prior to tinting... Anyway.. will see how it goes . Thanks for the responseI'd be willing to bet your tint shop caused that damage from closing the door with the window glass fully up. Tint shops will "trip" the door mechanism to fully raise the window with the door open to apply the tint. If they forget to lower the window a bit before closing, the glass will contact the trim.
Thanks for the suggestion TomServo. I will do some research about it and consider that alternative too.If it bugs you bad enough you could always buy one of the “black out kits” used before Tesla blacked them out from the factory.
Agreed. I told my tint guy and he was well aware of the issue. It also reassured me that he had about 6 other Tesli in the Xpel shop getting tint.That is my biggest suspicion is too.. But I think it is too late. I think anyone who thinks of getting windows tinted should be aware of this and take pictures of the car all around before and right after at the tint shop. I wish I had done more research prior to tinting... Anyway.. will see how it goes . Thanks for the response
Update: So the tesla service guy visited me earlier this week. He did mention that he had seen this before and also his suspicion on this happened during the window tinting. He also showed me how it could have happened and asked if I have any third party components such as puddle lights installed, which I do not. However, he was extremely nice and said that there is no way he could confirm that this occurred at the tint shop as he has seen this under different circumstances too and he will replace it under warrantyAgreed. I told my tint guy and he was well aware of the issue. It also reassured me that he had about 6 other Tesli in the Xpel shop getting tint.
How much did it cost to replace the window trim pieces?Update: So the tesla service guy visited me earlier this week. He did mention that he had seen this before and also his suspicion on this happened during the window tinting. He also showed me how it could have happened and asked if I have any third party components such as puddle lights installed, which I do not. However, he was extremely nice and said that there is no way he could confirm that this occurred at the tint shop as he has seen this under different circumstances too and he will replace it under warranty
It took like 30mins for him to replace the part.
0$.How much did it cost to replace the window trim pieces?