What happens when a Tesla underbody strikes a metal bucket on the road?
After running over a metal bucket, a Tesla owner investigates the resulting underbody damage and repair costs. This video provides a firsthand look at the aftermath of road debris impact and includes a comprehensive four-year ownership review covering vehicle performance and common maintenance concerns.
The incident involved a metal bucket scraping the vehicle's underbody, followed by a loud cracking sound. The video documents the subsequent inspection process, which extends to a broader service visit addressing various components, including the wheel and tire assembly, upper control arm lubrication, wire harness integrity, and steering column rattles.
Beyond the repair assessment, the video offers a long-term perspective on four years of Tesla ownership. It evaluates key features such as acceleration, handling, and autopilot, alongside specific utility modes like sentry and camp mode. The review also highlights user experience factors, including the infotainment interface and the performance of the windshield wipers.
