Certified body shop
When it comes to body repairs, Tesla owners have a couple of alternatives in terms of where to go.
- Tesla-operated Body Repair and Service Centers
- Tesla-approved external body shop network (Tesla certified body shops)
To schedule an appointment at a Tesla Service Center, login to the Tesla Mobile App and check availability.
For more information and to find your closest Tesla-approved external body shop, check out Tesla’s Body Shop Support page on their website.
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Nice map with all the Tesla certified body shops by dstaley.
From issue #15New in-house body shop in Atlanta for greater customer service
Early indications are Tesla is crushing it with customer service and quality at their new in-house body shops. According to ekobres the service in the new body shop they recently opened in Atlanta is excellent. “Today my Model 3 was courteously picked up, repaired, and delivered back to me completely fixed within 9 hours.” Tesla has plans to open in 10 major US cities soon.
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From issue #25Tesla Shareholder Meeting
Here’s a summary of last Tuesday’s Tesla Shareholder Meeting with the things we got most excited about:
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