A Tesla Tech's Guide to Why These Cars Actually Last Forever
The technician who has been the source of advice across this entire video series made one observation that stuck with me more than anything else. The cars that come into his shop at 200,000 and 300,000 miles and still feel tight and perform well are not there by accident. The engineering was built for it. Here is what he means. Plus the technician's honest assessment of what actually wears out first on a well maintained Tesla. 🔔 Subscribe for practical Tesla ownership advice without the hype. / @simple_car_fix
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