Rebel Editor March 21, 2019 46 Comments

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I take an in depth look at the recommended maintenance of the Tesla Model 3.
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  1. Daniel Penaloza

    I don’t own Tesla. Maybe I’ll go for one in a 2-3 yers lol but from what I’ve been researching. It pretty much evens out with what you save on fuel and how often you service it compared to a regular car. So it doesn’t seam as expensive as people say. And I’m referring to the model 3 with the mid tier upgrades

  2. Digital Caveman

    lol… if Tesla tells me to change the fluid every ten days I will change the fluid every ten days…. ok I made that timeframe up but found it funny… nice video and thanks for sharing.

  3. C G

    wow flushing a regular cars brakes cost like 20 bucks to diy. buy a clear tube, turkey baster, big bottle of fluid, dig an empty coke bottle out of the trash. suck out old fluid from master cylinder tank with turkey baster, add new fluid connect tube to bleeder valve open valve and pump peddle add new fluid as needed to not let air get in, keep pumping brakes till you see clean fluid, close valve, repeat for all wheels. I dumbed it down a lot but basically thats it. plenty of instructional videos on youtube. cant believe they reinvented the wheel on hydraulic brake systems. or did they?

  4. Russell Regulator

    Ok. I DO NOT OWN A TESLA. However, this is what I know. Normally brake fluid, power steering fluid, transmission fluid, nearly all hydraulic operated components are all exactly that. Hydraulic fluids……. therefore if there is no leak and the system is never contaminated (opened). There is no need to change the fluid.

  5. TheDaily

    I liked this video idk why but I did. So thanks

  6. Mr T

    hello , could anyone messure the electromagnetic radition inside such a electric car ?

  7. Angelo Mastrando

    Mhm, I don't think your 100% confident in that tesla

  9. roblesvic

    Can not sticking to recommended maintenance void the warranty?

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