6 new color paint films released for Cybertruck (factory - dealer install)

[Bartman]

Considering they are doing them in large numbers you would think they would be a little less expensive than the aftermarket.

My experience is when you take your vehicle to the dealer/manufacturer's service center, for any kind of service/maintenance, it costs more than taking it to anybody else, unless it's under warranty.

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[Fleetwood75]

I can’t find any reviews of Tesla’s in-house wraps online, good or bad! Even for the 3/Y. A local shop that does have excellent reviews wants to charge $6500, I’m wondering if I should go with them or roll the dice on the Tesla in-house PPF. For what it’s worth I’m not as concerned about the quality of their product as I am about the execution

 

[Tsimes]

Yeah, baby! I want the red!!!!!

 

[scottyah]

If they made that winter camo, I don't know if I could refuse, even though I absolutely love the natural SS look.

 

[eousphoros]

I can’t find any reviews of Tesla’s in-house wraps online, good or bad! Even for the 3/Y. A local shop that does have excellent reviews wants to charge $6500, I’m wondering if I should go with them or roll the dice on the Tesla in-house PPF. For what it’s worth I’m not as concerned about the quality of their product as I am about the execution

My cybertruck has been at a Tesla sc for the last week getting wrapped. It was supposed to be done today but they are “missing parts” and don’t have a current estimate for when it will be done. Maybe it will be done tomorrow and I’ll be singing praises or three weeks, swearing teslas name under every breath.
Right now I would say go with a third party installer. Starting to wish I did instead.

 

[Fleetwood75]

My cybertruck has been at a Tesla sc for the last week getting wrapped. It was supposed to be done today but they are “missing parts” and don’t have a current estimate for when it will be done. Maybe it will be done tomorrow and I’ll be singing praises or three weeks, swearing teslas name under every breath.
Right now I would say go with a third party installer. Starting to wish I did instead.

Good to know!

 

[kbolt]

My experience is when you take your vehicle to the dealer/manufacturer's service center, for any kind of service/maintenance, it costs more than taking it to anybody else, unless it's under warranty.

I can’t find any reviews of Tesla’s in-house wraps online, good or bad! Even for the 3/Y. A local shop that does have excellent reviews wants to charge $6500, I’m wondering if I should go with them or roll the dice on the Tesla in-house PPF. For what it’s worth I’m not as concerned about the quality of their product as I am about the execution

Tesla's installation warranty is only 1 year. If you have any issues during that time you have to schedule a service appointment through the app. If you have any issues after that, then you have to schedule service through the app and pay.... Not that great compared to 3rd party shops.

 

[SixZo]

Now if only they didn't have to take your truck for two weeks in order to wrap it.

I believe the expected install time is 3-4 days per the Tesla website.

I can see how the early jobs may take a bit longer as the installers get the experience under their belt, though.

 

[Rocketman]

My cybertruck has been at a Tesla sc for the last week getting wrapped. It was supposed to be done today but they are “missing parts” and don’t have a current estimate for when it will be done. Maybe it will be done tomorrow and I’ll be singing praises or three weeks, swearing teslas name under every breath.
Right now I would say go with a third party installer. Starting to wish I did instead.

Which SC?

 

[eousphoros]

I believe the expected install time is 3-4 days per the Tesla website.

I can see how the early jobs may take a bit longer as the installers get the experience under their belt, though.

After 9 days sitting at the service center I took the truck back. If you go that route may your fortune fair better then mine

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