We will need a lot more Service Centers

[TaoJones]

I've always used and advocated:

SC - Supercharger
SvC - Service Center

 

[st50maint]

Talk to your state legislators. New York limits the number of Tesla locations at the behest of the state auto dealer cartel.

My understanding is that New York limits Tesla to 5 stores.
The service centers apparently are not restricted.
For instance, the Syosset location had to close it's store when Brooklyn opened.
But the Syosset service center remains open.

 

[Model 3]

I hate that supercharger and service center are abriviated as SC.

Agree.

I have seen some are using SuC for Super Chargers, so SvC for Service Centers would match that perfectly

Lets just hope this abbreviations will not SuCk

 

[ccutrer]

As another data point, SLC had its store/tiny service center open about a year and a half ago. Then a few months back they closed the service side of the combined location, and opened a separate, huge, service center. No fanfare, no coming soon on the website, just one day "oh, btw, make sure you bring your car to this new location a few blocks away."

 

[SpeedyGurl]

So how do we lobby for a new service center? The Asheville, NC area is a hot spot for EVs and plug-ins. For example, the Ford dealer sells every CMax and Fusion Energi he can get. Plenty of Teslas around here. There is also an active EV club and charging infrastructure including a Supercharger. Charlotte is a bit far! Thoughts?

We are planning to move to Asheville from Austin, and I have a Model Y. I just discovered no service center yet. Yes, we definitely need to lobby to get some a Service Center in Asheville, I can't believe this post is from 2016. Charlotte is way too far, and new vehicles always need something. My Y is in the shop now for an AC & a little body/paint issue. No biggie as the center is reasonably close by.

 

[PJFW8]

We are planning to move to Asheville from Austin, and I have a Model Y. I just discovered no service center yet. Yes, we definitely need to lobby to get some a Service Center in Asheville, I can't believe this post is from 2016. Charlotte is way too far, and new vehicles always need something. My Y is in the shop now for an AC & a little body/paint issue. No biggie as the center is reasonably close by.

We do have local Mobile Service. Recently they had a pop-up service in Asheville for MCU3 upgrade. Charlotte is still a long way away but Asheville Mobile will work for nearly every service need. By the way Asheville is a great town.