"Tesla just made servicing your vehicle even easier and more convenient than it already is. All it did was add a new section to its smartphone app. Tesla has officially launched a new Maintenance tab that estimates the repair date and cost, and uses vehicle data to determine if any part is in need of replacement. It can be found by accessing the app, going to Service, then hitting Request Service, and then Maintenance."
"The new feature is rolling out to iOS users now; we have not heard any confirmation from Android phone users whether they are receiving it too. Since it is not a vehicle capability, we do not believe Tesla will delay the release of the feature to Android phones. Teslas are already well known for having extremely low maintenance needs, and semi-annual check ups usually only require a tire rotation."
Tesla launched a Maintenance tab in its smartphone app that estimates repair dates and costs and uses vehicle data to flag parts needing replacement. The new tab is reachable via Service → Request Service → Maintenance within the Tesla app. The feature is rolling out to iOS users now and there is no confirmed Android rollout; because the feature is app-based, Android availability is unlikely to be delayed. Electric vehicles generally require minimal maintenance, with semi-annual checkups often limited to tire rotations and windshield washer fluid rather than oil changes or extensive mechanical service. The app addition aims to facilitate service requests, reduce congestion at service centers, and streamline repair workflows for technicians.
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