Backstory:
I've been rear-ended in my M3. It was a bummer but everything was fixed and it looks great. Fast forward a number of months and...
It feels like the left hand side of my driver's seat back is slightly more forward than the left. It me feel like I'm slightly leaning to the left. After a long drive, my left butt cheek feels a bit achy. Is there any way to reset the hinge locations on the seat back? Does anyone think Tesla service could look at it? It wouldn't be work done under warranty but I'd really like to get things aligned again. When I first bought my car the seats were probably the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even for long periods of time.
I've been rear-ended in my M3. It was a bummer but everything was fixed and it looks great. Fast forward a number of months and...
It feels like the left hand side of my driver's seat back is slightly more forward than the left. It me feel like I'm slightly leaning to the left. After a long drive, my left butt cheek feels a bit achy. Is there any way to reset the hinge locations on the seat back? Does anyone think Tesla service could look at it? It wouldn't be work done under warranty but I'd really like to get things aligned again. When I first bought my car the seats were probably the most comfortable I've ever sat in, even for long periods of time.
