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Tesla SC or Discount Tire ?
- Thread starter Kalyram
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Ostrichsak
Well-Known Member
Personally, I avoid the Tesla SC at all possible costs. Conversely, I've found Discount Tire to be professional, knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. I can't say any of those things for any of my Tesla SC experiences over the years.
IdaX
Member
Go to the Tesla Service Center for things that only the Tesla Service Center can do. This one sounds like a perfect job for Discount Tire 
Tam
Well-Known Member
Some Tesla Service Centers will patch a simple tire hole for you, some will not and you'll have to pay for a whole new tire. It's best to ask what's a local Service Center policy is first.
Otherwise, a non-Tesla tire shop is great for a tire patch. Some even do it for free.
Discount Tire was effortless, found the trouble maker screw, repaired the tire and kept the foam intact. All for free !
Tam
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follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
+1 for Discount Tire! Would highly recommend going there if you have a location that's close to you
Over here in Socal, they're named America's Tire. I just had new tires mounted and balance on my Model 3 this weekend (35k miles on my OEM Contentials). I've also purchased their "Tire Certificate" warranty that covers (fails due to a defect or a non repairable road hazard, and still has legal tread (3/32") remaining across the tire).
I've used them for all my previous cars I've owned. I had also had them patch a tire in my rear wheel 6 months ago and they were able to cutout a the OEM acoustic foam from the tire and do the patch no problem. As everyone else already mentioned above this was ALL DONE FOR FREE
You can also get free air and have them check your tread or any other issues you think you might have.
Over here in Socal, they're named America's Tire. I just had new tires mounted and balance on my Model 3 this weekend (35k miles on my OEM Contentials). I've also purchased their "Tire Certificate" warranty that covers (fails due to a defect or a non repairable road hazard, and still has legal tread (3/32") remaining across the tire).
I've used them for all my previous cars I've owned. I had also had them patch a tire in my rear wheel 6 months ago and they were able to cutout a the OEM acoustic foam from the tire and do the patch no problem. As everyone else already mentioned above this was ALL DONE FOR FREE
You can also get free air and have them check your tread or any other issues you think you might have.
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
Another vote for Discount/America’s Tire. Never go to the Tesla SC for something someone else can do.
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