How did you input where your service center will be?
Her is a short check list someone on this site created. On PowerShare, You can go directly to Qmerit.com and start the survey process yourself. Provide your RNnumber and they will tell you if you meet the 4k installation credit and whether installation can be approved. Once approved you will be mated to an installer for further process. The 2.5k equipment credit works two ways either they are shipped to the installer or Tesla will email you a voucher to buy the equipment. Since you have a VIN you can write Qmerit today. No need to wait until delivery. If you elect not to install PowerShare you can use the credit as you see fit. The light bar is still in abeyance.,don’t know about the wheel covers(they may ship them later).
Can't change color or anything after trade-in and finance agreement is completed. They take away all the manage unless you cancel.
Cypress delivery tomorrow.
Update…Just got scheduled for delivery on 9/4!! Earliest option was 9/3. So it was exactly 2 week after VIN I could take delivery. So excited! First EV and first truck so it’s going to feel worlds different.
Tell them for the love of God, do NOT put tire dressing on! Sucks so bad getting it off...
I didn't. It just showed up at the closest place. I ordered in Nebraska and it was delivered in Maryland because we moved here.
Ive seen other forum board posts as well YouTube videos, mentioning the same sail panel alignment. From what I’ve ascertained Tesla SC teams are pretty good about setting up future schedules to adjust those panels for better alignment without needing any parts.
This entirely depends on if you want to wrap around the edges of the body panels or not. If not, then it is easy AF in terms of process in comparison to body panels with lots of curves. However, if you want the wrap over the edges and tucked behind so no naked steel is visible when you look at the panel edges on end then it is actually notoriously a bit challenging even for professionals if they don’t have experience doing a lot of Cybertrucks. So from what I have seen, if you are not experienced and don’t have special equipment and you are ok with not tucking the edges with the wrap it’s a pretty simple process. If you want the edges tucked then it may save you a lot of hassle if you have a shop that is experienced doing lots of Cybertrucks do it instead. YMMV however so don’t take my word for it and be sure to “do your own research.”
Well, after almost 25 years, "Pat" was picked up by Texas Cars for Kids where she will be used to raise funds for kids to finish their high school education.
So Very nice of you! ?Well, after almost 25 years, "Pat" was picked up by Texas Cars for Kids where she will be used to raise funds for kids to finish their high school education.
