Leasing a Tesla requires maintaining its cosmetic condition. Minor damages like paint chips or scratches can lead to costly charges from the leasing company, often exceeding the repair costs if handled beforehand.

Tesla's leasing guidelines expect vehicles to be returned in excellent condition. What you see as normal wear may be deemed excessive damage, so fixing cosmetic issues before the lease ends can help manage costs and reduce stress.

We offer a lease return inspection, which is free if you choose to proceed with our repair offer. With this service you will not only avoid costly return fees—you’ll also enjoy a smooth, stress-free handover at the end of your lease.

Cosmetic damage affects the value and efficiency of your Tesla, whether it's a Model 3, Y, S, or X. At Repair2Care, we know that maintaining your Tesla's appearance protects its aerodynamics and battery performance.

Electric vehicles, such as Tesla, depend on precise engineering and aerodynamics for efficiency. Minor cosmetic flaws can disrupt airflow and impact performance. Our expert care preserves every detail, keeping your Tesla efficient and looking great.

Our services focus on small to medium cosmetic repairs, which are vital for preserving your EV’s efficiency and resale value. For major mechanical or electrical issues—such as those affecting your battery, drivetrain, or autopilot systems—we recommend visiting an authorized Tesla service center.