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What absolute morons

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Ethan2 months ago

The curb rash 💀💀

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Vad3r2 months ago

Exactly

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Scott Dembraski2 months ago

I"ve never had a flat tire. I've had 5 Tesla's currently 3

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Vad3r2 months ago

Yep, legacy media just creating noise because they don’t have anything better to talk about 🫪

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Scott Dembraski2 months ago

💯 very sad.

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StarFruit2 months ago

He should stop hitting curbs.

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Vad3r2 months ago

Agreed or just buy a Cybertruck

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StarFruit2 months ago

Or a subscription to FSD!

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Vad3r2 months ago

Even better!

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Kody2 months ago

Buys a performance model “complains about tires”

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Chad Moran2 months ago

It sounds like an alignment issue. I’d be curious to know why Tesla didn’t offer to fix it if it was.

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Brian2 months ago

Get your car aligned FFS

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Qubit2 months ago

The curb rash alone tells the story. Damaging your wheels is not Tesla faults it’s yours. I have two for 7 and 8 years and only had one set of tires on each

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Deepak2 months ago

Injury lawyers ganging up against automation tech because it’s reducing accidents and that is their gravy.

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K 🇺🇸2 months ago

I had that, it was a bent rim on the inside of the tire. You can’t blame punctures on the dealership. And false news again because you can go to any tire shop and they’ll handle your tires.

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Overly Trev’s Future2 months ago

Guys rims are trashed. Maybe he shouldn’t be driving at all 😂

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UrbnLit2 months ago

With all that curb rash on the rims… is anybody surprised they are claiming it’s not their fault??

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DE SERVICES2 months ago

Perhaps morons but your reasoning is not correct. He stated inside tread wear, not outside which could be curb rash. Tesla uses negative camber (non-adjustable) to improve cornering and handling If this were “fixed”, the next complaint would be the car doesn’t handle as well as it did. Proper inspect, and not just a visual walking around vehicle, would prevent wearing tires past the wear bar resulting in steel cords being exposed.

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Moonman2 months ago

Very painful to listen to. At one point it sounds like he's talking about excessive wear on the inside, which can happen, but then he calls it punctures. Notice the journalists involved didn't have enough common sense to inquire about excessive wear, or tire rotations, etc. Every one of them would call a plumber if they dumped a big load in the toilet and plugged it up - that's how dumb each of them are. Regarding excessive wear on the inside, I have the same problem and I assume it is because I drive a curvy road every day. At about 25K miles, I have the tires flipped on the wheels. I got 50k miles on one set before.

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Alex2 months ago

This is retarded, is like watching idiocracy in real life. surreal, i swear it.

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Two Weeks LOL2 months ago

"Why do I keep getting punctures?" Maybe because you're running over shit like nails in the road, retard. These people are idiots.

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matt2 months ago

I have a 2021 Model 3 LR and I’ve never once bought my new tires from Tesla. My local tire shop sells the Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 plus which I use. Just rotate every 6k miles. No issues.

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Rich2 months ago

Personally, I was going through tires left and right. I think I went through 6+ tires over 2 years costing roughly $450 each. My wife stopped driving my car about a year and a half ago and I haven’t lost one since.

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loose_wingnut712 months ago

It’s not tires. This is a stupid story that is a camber issue. It could be that because of the weight of the car it’s wearing the struts out. Why are we focused on the tires? This is just stupid.

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Shawn Hyde2 months ago

It's the stock continental tires. We had a similar issue with our MY.. Over 20 flats, switched out the tires to Faulken and ZERO issues since then.

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Dennis Raßmann2 months ago

Sooo... am I missing something? Needs an alignment? That's it? How did nobody figure that out yet?

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Michael Hernandez2 months ago

Wow. Thats all a lie. I never go to Tesla for a tire. Sounds like a driver issue

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𝔄𝔠𝔥𝔦𝔩𝔩𝔢𝔰17762 months ago

Deport that wanker and the news reporting this shit… lol a 10 year old could tell you a tire on any vehicle could go flat the same way

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Nick Elliott2 months ago

Stop hitting the curb and your problem is solved. Also since when do you need to use dealerships tires? There are many EV rated tires that will fit and any tire shop can fit them including oem tires.

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Mr. Nasty Jermball2 months ago

Bruh I have this issue too $3,000 a year on tires is ridiculous

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Francisco2 months ago

I’ve owned Teslas for my family since 2017 — Model S, Model X, multiple Model 3s, and now a Model Y. Across all of them and well over 100,000 combined miles, I’ve never experienced the repeated flat tires or premature wear described in the report. Tire life has been normal for the type of driving we do. This may be specific to particular vehicles, driving habits, or local conditions rather than a widespread design issue.

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Lord Vader2 months ago

FOD is a real problem. He may need training. 😆

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mystik4l062 months ago

This has no basis in a court room. He purchased a performance version which has stiffer sidewalls and much smaller radius for the performance aspect of the car. They do NOT do well hitting curbs or even pot holes. Best bet is get new performance wheel 1 inch smaller and put new meatier all seasons or performance like hankooks which have slight softer sidewalls for it and driving. IMO

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🇷🇺Comrade Field Marshall Cat 🇷🇺2 months ago

You don’t need to go to the dealership for tires. You can go to any tire shop that will work on them

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cyph2 months ago

Not going to lie on my m3 19 the michelin pilots did kinda suck. On my 22 m3, tires no real issues. The report is lying u can buy ur own tires

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Matthew2 months ago

Ah yes it’s Tesla’s fault you hit potholes run shit over that punctures your tires and curb your car several times.

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Davidson Good2 months ago

It sounds like he’s got a wheel camber problem. This isnt something that could only happen in a tesla lol. Also teslas dont “require” special tires that you can only get at tesla lmfao.

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Brian G2 months ago

🤦🏻‍♂️

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Arman Stepanyan2 months ago

Fucking idiots

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Donald Washeleski2 months ago

Ambulance chaser costing shareholders money

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D D2 months ago

Why do I keep getting punctures in my tire? Oh the car dealership it’s their fault. Makes sense.

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