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I don't get how people can get away with stealing them.. it's not like Tesla doesn't know who they gave them out to right?
Heard of a guy in the 70"s that rented a mustang. Then proceeded to swap that motor with his worn out motor.
The story is, people were stealing loaner wheels so tesla had to make them undesirable enough for people to not want to keep them.
(told to me by a service center employee when I came to get wheels for my second flat, with a loaner on, and asked the question why it had stickers on it).
Makes sense if anyone thinks about it for a couple of seconds.
The one they let me borrow was spray painted so that it showed a T. View attachment 503876
Haha, that was my first guess. They're intentionally ugly so people won't keep them and will be back to get their new wheel (not just a tire). My guess is that Tesla loans you a wheel and puts your tire on it (if your tire is fine).
actually, since in most cases you are on the road, they come with a wheel and tire (19s, regardless of what you have on your car if its a model 3).
That’s an embarrassment...
does a 19" fit on a P3D w/OEM 20"?
I’m complaining that a Tesla owner would cause a situation where an SC has to resort to this mishegas.Seriously complaining about getting a free loaner wheel and tire? SMH.
I agree, I find it hard it hard to believe so many Tesla owners are thieves that Tesla has to take this stepThat’s an embarrassment...
actually, since in most cases you are on the road, they come with a wheel and tire (19s, regardless of what you have on your car if its a model 3). They put the wheel and tire on your car, and either:
1. Take your wheel and tire to the local service center, if you want them to, or
2. give you your wheel and tire (put in your trunk / in your car, wherever you tell them to put it) and send you on your way.
As I mentioned they have you sign an agreement that you have a loaner wheel / tire. You have a few days to deal with it. If you kept your wheel, then you deal with it, then take theirs back to a local service center. If you let the tow driver take your wheel to the local service center, you go there, they put a new tire on it, put it on your car, and take theirs back.
Nice! Do they put your own tire on their loaner or is the whole loaner a complete wheel/tire assembly? I suppose this depends on what happened to your original wheel and tire.
I guess Tesla has never heard of powder coating. Even with those paint marks those wheels can be stolen, powder coated for about $200 and sold for $1500
I don't get how people can get away with stealing them.. it's not like Tesla doesn't know who they gave them out to right?