Hey All,
As a Model X reservist (18 k ish), I was wondering how much if any maintenance issues can be handled by owners who have worked on their previous ICE vehicles. The recent issues of reliability and a lack of convenient service centers has given me some pause. Do Tesla's lend themselves to owner maintenance? For instance, are there any useful diagnostic tools available in the aftermarket? Are there any maintenance manuals available? Is there a bevy of specialized tools required to fix a wheel bearing? I'm thinking post warranty period for the most part. I would think some higher mileage S owners would have some useful input. Thanks
As a Model X reservist (18 k ish), I was wondering how much if any maintenance issues can be handled by owners who have worked on their previous ICE vehicles. The recent issues of reliability and a lack of convenient service centers has given me some pause. Do Tesla's lend themselves to owner maintenance? For instance, are there any useful diagnostic tools available in the aftermarket? Are there any maintenance manuals available? Is there a bevy of specialized tools required to fix a wheel bearing? I'm thinking post warranty period for the most part. I would think some higher mileage S owners would have some useful input. Thanks