Second failed WOF in 2 years (2019 Tesla Model 3)

[khayyam]

Mine's in now. Honestly I can't decide if I'm hoping for a clean bill of health, or a set of new suspension components under warranty!

 

[m3lol]

Passed my first WoF at 93k kms

$75 at Tesla Service in Welly. Even gave me a loan car to use.

 

[Ecoli]

Mine's in now. Honestly I can't decide if I'm hoping for a clean bill of health, or a set of new suspension components under warranty!

Tough call
Did you pass WOF

 

[khayyam]

Tough call
Did you pass WOF

Yeah pass no issues. Hopefully that's the story from here on out!

 

[Ecoli]

Mine passed WOF.

Now I'd better start saving for the next WOF...

 

[Audietron]

Mine passed WOF.

Now I'd better start saving for the next WOF...

That's the dilemma... happy that no issues found when warranty was there, or be sad that not found now doesn't means issues wouldn't come-up - and that would be repairs outside warranty.

For ICE cars there was always a mechanical insurance for such things.... yet to research if they do mechanical insurance for EV. once reaching to 80K mark most cars have major mechanical parts failures between 80-120K. and it eats up all budgets of the budgets.

 

[Ecoli]

Out in the cold cruel world of paying for everything....

Going to be interesting Dealing with repairs. Under warenty it was hard trying to convince Tesla to do anything at times. "With spec" , "they are all like that".

Once Warrenty is gone they might be more interested

 

[Audietron]

Out in the cold cruel world of paying for everything....

Going to be interesting Dealing with repairs. Under warenty it was hard trying to convince Tesla to do anything at times. "With spec" , "they are all like that".

Once Warrenty is gone they might be more interested

out of warranty every questions answer ends with "and, do you want extra portion of chips with that? coffee is on the house, and we only have sparkling water on tap"