This is amazing. Its been almost 3 weeks since my first delivery day for my 2023 Model Y and the car is incredibke. I love that service comes to your house which is fantastic. Thabks for sharing this. My questions are adter how many miles should i get my tires rotated?? I heard 5,000 is that true? And how many miles till i need new tires recommended? Thank you bro. Love my tesla and happy to be a tesla man for life now
Thanks for watching and congratulations on your new Model Y! Tesla recommends tire rotation at 6250 miles. In my experience, with a Dual Motor, you can go much further without need for rotation as long as the tire wear on all four tires is even. A set of tires for my dual motor Model 3 lasts about 50,000 miles.
Good price, I'm in Ireland and had the tyres rotated on my 3 a few months ago also by a mobile tech. It worked out at the equivalent of $60. I was quoted multiple times that from a tyre shop. I think they just didn't want to work on a Tesla.
Whats the logic behind rotating tyres aside from having to buy 4 at once? Im in England and have never heard of anyone doing this. Surely its better to just leave them and only have to buy one maybe two at a time?
@briandowling8372 Thanks for watching! I agree, this is actually the first rotation I've had in my entire 67,000 mile ownership. Most times the tech says the tire wear is even and rotation is not needed.
Thanks for watching! Logic is that you'll get a longer life out of the set of four tires. Not usually needed for an AWD/Dual Motor car though because those normally have even tire wear front to back. If you only buy two tires then there is a slight difference in tire diameter between the new and old set.
Thanks for watching and sharing the cost in Minnesota. I believe if you pay what we pay for a nice Tesla, that you should not short cut/cheap out on service. I'm always weary that non-Tesla service shops may not correctly lift the car or may not correctly torque the lug nuts. I'm happy to support a fantastic company like Tesla with a little more money by supporting the excellent service experience.
Thanks for watching! I remember the tech saying you want the most tread in the back but was unsure why that mattered if all tires were equal tread depth. The front to back pattern is likely just most practical for mobile service with only a single jack lifting one side at a time.
I get free tire rotation where I buy my tires. You could change your own air filters it did not look that hard. It did not take the service man much time to change them.
Thanks for watching! You are correct, I could have done this all on my own and I used to with previous vehicles, but mobile service is extremely convenient. Also, the filters take about a week to arrive if I order through Tesla but mobile service was able to get them to my house quicker.
Thanks for the video.. im looking online its a bit past time for me to rotate tires.. i see some tire places do it for free, specifically discount tire big national chain - anyone ever get them done there for free ? Did it work ? For the same effort free vs 100 bucks - i like free? But dad always said nothing free lol
Thanks for watching! I always prefer Tesla service over any other shop. We paid good money for the best vehicle out there, so why risk any damage, mistakes, or shortcuts from a free service?
Thanks for watching! On this set 19,000 because usually dual motor has even tire wear and rotation is not required. Tesla recommends tire rotation especially with rear wheel drive every 6250.
Thanks for watching! Correct, however I had service inspect my tires on at least two visits during that time and rotation was not recommended due to uniform wear across all tires.
Why is that? What do you have to do in order to be “car guy”, besides owning nice cars and driving them? I’m not wasting my time wrenching on it. I got better things to do in life… or you guess it, enjoy DRIVING the car.
Takes less time to jack up my car with a floor jack and rotate my tires, than scheduling someone to do it and having them come out.. Oh, tell me, how are you driving your car while someone is rotating the tires on your car? Tesla magic? @@VatkoAvius
@stevemcgowen can you complete that work in one minute? That's how long it takes me to schedule Tesla Mobile Service. The work can even be completed without me even meeting with the service tech.
my genesis gv80 drops off car and takes mine for service for the first 3 years including all filters and tire rotations and washes. glad you are happy with the tesla service. good luck
Thanks for watching! Why do it myself? Of course I could have wasted an hour or so of my day and did this, but Time=Money. I don't have a 2 ton jack and didn't feel like getting into a weird yoga pose to get the filters out of the car from beneath the passenger dash.
Don’t forget the mechanic has to get paid. Let’s say 25 $ per hr. 1 hr at house and 1 hr round trip back to service center or on to next appt. Actual Cost of filters 10 $ each = 20 $ for filters . So Tesla is making, 124 - (50+20). = 54$ but wait there’s more cost to Tesla model S wear and tear ( tires, registration, insurance and charge of car) It looks to me like it’s a wash for Tesla. What do you all think ??
@@TeslaFamilyChannel Well I guess you must be wealthy. Which re-enforces what I've been saying. Teslas are built for the rich. Tesla fans are wealthy. Most people I know would gladly spend a little bit of time to save $124.00. And investing in a floor jack, especially when you have a garage is well worth it. Anyway, that is just my opinion. What you do is up to you.
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I've used the mobile service guys for tire rotation and a couple other things. They're really great. Well done Tesla.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with Mobile Service!
Great service at an amazing price! Well worth the price and convenience.
Thanks for watching!!
Very reasonable pricing. Thanks for recording and sharing
Thanks for watching!
This is amazing. Its been almost 3 weeks since my first delivery day for my 2023 Model Y and the car is incredibke. I love that service comes to your house which is fantastic. Thabks for sharing this. My questions are adter how many miles should i get my tires rotated?? I heard 5,000 is that true? And how many miles till i need new tires recommended? Thank you bro. Love my tesla and happy to be a tesla man for life now
Thanks for watching and congratulations on your new Model Y! Tesla recommends tire rotation at 6250 miles. In my experience, with a Dual Motor, you can go much further without need for rotation as long as the tire wear on all four tires is even. A set of tires for my dual motor Model 3 lasts about 50,000 miles.
Good price, I'm in Ireland and had the tyres rotated on my 3 a few months ago also by a mobile tech. It worked out at the equivalent of $60. I was quoted multiple times that from a tyre shop. I think they just didn't want to work on a Tesla.
Whats the logic behind rotating tyres aside from having to buy 4 at once? Im in England and have never heard of anyone doing this. Surely its better to just leave them and only have to buy one maybe two at a time?
@@usefulrandom1855 on a RWD it ensures even wear of the set. Not really necessary on LR/Performance models.
@briandowling8372 Thanks for watching! I agree, this is actually the first rotation I've had in my entire 67,000 mile ownership. Most times the tech says the tire wear is even and rotation is not needed.
Thanks for watching and sharing your experience with Tesla Mobile in Ireland!
Thanks for watching! Logic is that you'll get a longer life out of the set of four tires. Not usually needed for an AWD/Dual Motor car though because those normally have even tire wear front to back. If you only buy two tires then there is a slight difference in tire diameter between the new and old set.
In MN tire rotations by Tesla cost ~85 dollars that I just went to discount tires and they did it for free
Thanks for watching and sharing the cost in Minnesota. I believe if you pay what we pay for a nice Tesla, that you should not short cut/cheap out on service. I'm always weary that non-Tesla service shops may not correctly lift the car or may not correctly torque the lug nuts. I'm happy to support a fantastic company like Tesla with a little more money by supporting the excellent service experience.
Should tires always be rotated front to back and vice versa on Teslas? Never across?
Thanks for watching! I remember the tech saying you want the most tread in the back but was unsure why that mattered if all tires were equal tread depth. The front to back pattern is likely just most practical for mobile service with only a single jack lifting one side at a time.
If you have all wheel drive, I believe you are supposed to rotate diagonally.
hey kids, here’s how you rotate tires on your Tesla. You take out your cell phone and you call the handyman.
Thanks for watching! Exactly 💯!
Good service!
Thanks for watching!
I get free tire rotation where I buy my tires. You could change your own air filters it did not look that hard. It did not take the service man much time to change them.
Thanks for watching! You are correct, I could have done this all on my own and I used to with previous vehicles, but mobile service is extremely convenient. Also, the filters take about a week to arrive if I order through Tesla but mobile service was able to get them to my house quicker.
Cool... Easy to rotate when you can lift a whole side with a single jack.
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video.. im looking online its a bit past time for me to rotate tires.. i see some tire places do it for free, specifically discount tire big national chain - anyone ever get them done there for free ? Did it work ? For the same effort free vs 100 bucks - i like free? But dad always said nothing free lol
Thanks for watching! I always prefer Tesla service over any other shop. We paid good money for the best vehicle out there, so why risk any damage, mistakes, or shortcuts from a free service?
How many miles you rotate
Thanks for watching! On this set 19,000 because usually dual motor has even tire wear and rotation is not required. Tesla recommends tire rotation especially with rear wheel drive every 6250.
19k miles is too long a time before a tire rotation. Tesla recommends 6250 miles for M3
Thanks for watching! Correct, however I had service inspect my tires on at least two visits during that time and rotation was not recommended due to uniform wear across all tires.
The torque is 175Nm, at least here in Germany 🤔
Thanks for watching! Yes, same torque for the lug nuts here in the states.
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Discount tire does free tire rotation
Thanks for watching! But will they do it the right way? Pay 40+k for a car, don't want to damage it with a free tire rotation.
No wheel balancing?
Thanks for watching! Wheel balance is only needed if you get new tires. The wheel balance doesn't change with tire wear.
Kind of proves how Tesla owners aren't car people...
Why is that? What do you have to do in order to be “car guy”, besides owning nice cars and driving them? I’m not wasting my time wrenching on it. I got better things to do in life… or you guess it, enjoy DRIVING the car.
Thanks for watching! I don't love other cars, but do love our maintenance-easy Teslas!
Takes less time to jack up my car with a floor jack and rotate my tires, than scheduling someone to do it and having them come out.. Oh, tell me, how are you driving your car while someone is rotating the tires on your car? Tesla magic? @@VatkoAvius
@stevemcgowen can you complete that work in one minute? That's how long it takes me to schedule Tesla Mobile Service. The work can even be completed without me even meeting with the service tech.
Seems you have a bit of trouble with reading and comprehension...
most cars free plus the car washed in and out
Thanks for watching! Where do you get the free rotation and wash?
my genesis gv80 drops off car and takes mine for service for the first 3 years including all filters and tire rotations and washes. glad you are happy with the tesla service. good luck
Tires should be rotated every 7500 miles.
Thanks for watching! Tesla recommends 6250 miles but with my dual motor, even tire wear allows me to go much further.
You couldn't change the air filters and do a tire rotation yourself? You had to give the billionaire another $124.00 of your hare earned money?
Thanks for watching! Why do it myself? Of course I could have wasted an hour or so of my day and did this, but Time=Money. I don't have a 2 ton jack and didn't feel like getting into a weird yoga pose to get the filters out of the car from beneath the passenger dash.
$124 is actually super reasonable for this
Is your time not worth any money?
Don’t forget the mechanic has to get paid. Let’s say 25 $ per hr. 1 hr at house and 1 hr round trip back to service center or on to next appt. Actual Cost of filters 10 $ each = 20 $ for filters . So Tesla is making, 124 - (50+20). = 54$ but wait there’s more cost to Tesla model S wear and tear ( tires, registration, insurance and charge of car) It looks to me like it’s a wash for Tesla.
What do you all think ??
@@TeslaFamilyChannel Well I guess you must be wealthy. Which re-enforces what I've been saying. Teslas are built for the rich. Tesla fans are wealthy.
Most people I know would gladly spend a little bit of time to save $124.00. And investing in a floor jack, especially when you have a garage is well worth it.
Anyway, that is just my opinion. What you do is up to you.