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Yes; Tesla Service will charge you the same ($50) whether or not you have Tesla wheels. Tesla Service will not mount tires or swap tires onto third party wheels.Will they come if you don’t have the original tires? Swapped for TSportsline 19”
I’d stay away from this Firestone.My local Firestone said they needed 5 hours to do our 2022 M3. When asked why, The text said it needed to be in certain service modes as well as to make sure the brakes were gonna lock up on it. Has anyone else had this experience?
I was in and out in about an hour.My local Firestone said they needed 5 hours to do our 2022 M3. When asked why, The text said it needed to be in certain service modes as well as to make sure the brakes were gonna lock up on it. Has anyone else had this experience?
They are coming tomorrow to rotate tires on my 2021 Model 3. I thought rotation at 12,500 miles was covered under warranty, but no, $65.Posting this as I have not found a current thread that has the latest price for Tesla to rotate tires. I didn't feel like spending time at a Discount Tire for a free rotation, as I am lazy and have been pretty busy with work lately. So I submitted a request via the app. It came out to $50 dollars for the mobile service guy to come out and do a rotation. He showed up in a Model S, and did the rotation in my garage. Rears were definitely worn more than the fronts (6,400 mi). Did the swap, retorqued the lugs, inflated, filled washer fluid.
Just posted this as a data point for future people who are curious.
I tried to schedule a mobile tire rotation last week and somehow was quoted a front end alignment. Is this a case of “in case we think you need one” or did I somehow screw it up?They are coming tomorrow to rotate tires on my 2021 Model 3. I thought rotation at 12,500 miles was covered under warranty, but no, $65.
They are coming tomorrow to rotate tires on my 2021 Model 3. I thought rotation at 12,500 miles was covered under warranty, but no, $65.
So, 11 hours before the tire rotation, I got an updated estimate of $144....and of course tesla now has the cancellation fee when it's less that 24 hours. I contacted tesla through the app and they would not give me a reason why the quote had changed. After some back and forth, they did finally honor the $65 approved quote that they had given me 2 weeks earlier. I felt like it was a little of a bait and switch.....I tried to schedule a mobile tire rotation last week and somehow was quoted a front end alignment. Is this a case of “in case we think you need one” or did I somehow screw it up?
Don’t go to Tesla for anything having to do with tires, instead go to a qualify tire store. I use Discount Tire for everything except alignments and Pep Boys for alignments, never had any issues.
It is true that Tesla moble service will come to you to rotate your tires for about $50, but They will likley give you a 4-hour window. With Discount Tire I get an appointment and it is finished within an hour. Also here in Atlanta tire rotations are free.
I wonder if the Free rotation is for areas outside of ATL proper (I am in Cumming). I'll have to give them a call, they have a store 15 mins from my house.
Tire rotation fee is $65 now? I had Tesla mobile service come do a rotation few months ago and the quoted price was $50. But the service wasn't done on that visit since the mobile service tech said my tires weren't in a state where they needed a rotation (did not charge for the visit) and recommended calling mobile service a few thousand miles later. Had them out today and now the tire rotation fee is higher.