World record of fewest visits in Service Center ?

[nlc]

I rotated the tires myself at 7,500 miles, and 22,000 miles. Now I have 35,000miles soon and no need to rotate again, front and rear tires seem to wear the same way. Will need to change the 4 tires soon, I will be able to do 3,000 miles more I think.

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the only maintenance I've performed on the car is washing it.

Me too, but I probably have the world record too for this, in 16 month and 35,000 miles I washed it only.......4 times :redface:

 

[S4WRXTTCS]

At first glance this seems like a title one would want to win, but then I realized I'm not afraid of the Tesla Service Center like I am a normal dealership.

I'm deathly afraid of the Jeep wrangler dealership and I avoid them almost as much as a trip to the dentist.

So much so that I've had the Jeep for almost three years and I haven't been back since I bought it. Sure I do the maintenance stuff elsewhere, but there is a list of things I'd like the dealership to do (recalls, VIN number entered into the radio like it should have been so I can update the nav, etc).

Where the Tesla on the other hand I have no problems bringing it in for minor things. Things like an annoying rattle, or a misaligned trim piece.

 

[wannamodels]

+1 to that!

I think all Tesla owners are lucky.

 

[EarlyAdopter]

Just be sure, if nothing else, to change out your brake fluid at 24 months. That's the only truly required maintenance item this car has (unless Tesla is using some super-duper non-hygroscopic fluid).

 

[nlc]

You are right