Vladimer
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- Steve
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Hope this doesn't get me dinged since it is not a Cybertruck question!
So for the second time in two years, I've defrosted my 2018 model S in pretty cold weather in Virginia (today in the teens) and it has completely cracked the windshield. I don't believe there were any flaws in the first windshield a couple years ago, and the two cracks originated in the center of the windshield down by where the heater is (one on each side). So, at that time, Tesla insisted there was already a chip in the windshield that caused the crack. Some tech came out, glanced at the windshield, pointed to a couple places and said it was already damaged. No tools, no nothing. Just not their problem. I disagreed but what can you do?
So, tonight same story. Defrosted the car. Cracked windshield, originating down by where the dash heater pumps out heat to defrost the windshield. Runs all the way up to the top of the passenger side. There was nothing before I defrosted. I'd be willing to bet Tesla is going to pull the same crap as two years ago.
Anyone have any thoughts on this? The process was so desultory last time, I don't have much faith they're going to take any responsibility this time.
So for the second time in two years, I've defrosted my 2018 model S in pretty cold weather in Virginia (today in the teens) and it has completely cracked the windshield. I don't believe there were any flaws in the first windshield a couple years ago, and the two cracks originated in the center of the windshield down by where the heater is (one on each side). So, at that time, Tesla insisted there was already a chip in the windshield that caused the crack. Some tech came out, glanced at the windshield, pointed to a couple places and said it was already damaged. No tools, no nothing. Just not their problem. I disagreed but what can you do?
So, tonight same story. Defrosted the car. Cracked windshield, originating down by where the dash heater pumps out heat to defrost the windshield. Runs all the way up to the top of the passenger side. There was nothing before I defrosted. I'd be willing to bet Tesla is going to pull the same crap as two years ago.
Anyone have any thoughts on this? The process was so desultory last time, I don't have much faith they're going to take any responsibility this time.
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