Go Time Auto Repair

Tesla Model S repair in North Miami

Many Model S sedans on Miami roads are older now and past their basic warranty. That's when owners need an independent shop that knows the car. We check what factory coverage you still have first, since an independent shop cannot do warranty work, then fix the rest with a written quote.

What we see on the Model S

Main screen going black, slow or rebooting

Older Model S cars are known for the main screen's memory chip wearing out. Some cars were covered by a recall, which goes through the factory network. We check your VIN first, then diagnose.

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Car sitting low or a suspension warning

Cars with air suspension are known to develop leaks in the air struts or a tired compressor. The first sign is often the car sitting low in the morning. We find the leak before replacing parts.

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Door handles that won't present

The pop-out door handles are known to fail on older cars, and humidity doesn't help. We repair the handle mechanism so you're not climbing in through the other door.

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Whine or clunk from the drive unit

Some older drive units are known to develop a whine or clunk. We check whether it's the drive unit or a mount, bushing or half shaft before any big decision.

Out of warranty EV repair

Range dropping

Some range loss over the years is normal. Sudden drops are not. Our battery health check shows where your pack stands and whether any coverage still applies.

EV battery health check

12V battery warnings

The small 12V battery runs the locks, screens and computers. When it weakens, odd warnings pop up. We test it and replace it if needed.

EV 12V battery

Maintenance by mileage

25,000

Tire rotation and tread check, Cabin air filter, Brake inspection, Door handle function check

50,000

Brake fluid test, replace if needed, Cabin air filter, plus HEPA filter if equipped, Alignment check, AC desiccant bag, if due by age

75,000

Tire rotation, Air suspension leak check, if equipped, Brake caliper clean and lube, 12V battery test

100,000

Brake fluid test, replace if needed, Coolant check, Drive unit noise check, Battery health check

Questions people ask

My Model S is out of warranty. Can you still work on it?
Yes. That's what we're here for. We still check first, because battery and drive unit coverage often lasts longer than basic coverage. An independent shop cannot do factory warranty work, so if something is covered, we tell you.
Is it worth fixing an older Model S?
Often, yes. Many big-sounding problems turn out to be one part, like a strut, a handle or the 12V battery. We diagnose first and give you a written quote so you can decide.
Can you check a used Model S before I buy it?
Yes. We check battery health, look for suspension leaks and scan for stored faults. You get a written report before you hand over any money.

Ready to book?

Pick a time. We text you the written price before any work starts.