Tesla Doesn't Consider A Steering Wheel That Falls Off A Defect | Carscoops carscoops
while driving. Now, that story has what sounds like a mostly happy ending but there’s some confusion too. Evidently, Tesla doesn’t consider a steering wheel that falls off as a defect or warrantable condition.on Twitter, had his car for less than a week when the steering wheel fell off. He reached out to Teslaand was initially quoted $103.96 to fix the issue. At that point, he asked for a refund or for a replacement for the Model Y altogether.
Now, we know that Tesla did reach back out and offer to cover the repair charges. In addition, it agreed to buy back theand provide him with an all-new example. What’s kind of wild is that in a letter allegedly from Tesla to the owner, it specifically says that the “vehicle contains no defect, non-conformity or other warrantable condition, or any other basis for Tesla’s liability.”
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