
Tesla repair in Miami, warranty checked first
Get your Model 3, Model Y, Model S or Model X fixed close to home in Miami. We check what Tesla still covers and whether your car has open recalls before we quote, because an independent shop cannot do Tesla warranty work. Anything that is not covered gets a written price with photos, before any work starts.
Tesla repair
- Run your VIN for Tesla warranty coverage and open recalls before we quote anything
- Test and replace the low-voltage battery when the car will not wake up
- Read the fault codes behind warning messages and explain them in plain words
- Check high-voltage battery health and hand you a written report
- Find charge port and onboard charger faults when the car will not charge or stops early
- Clean, lubricate and repair brakes that rust behind regenerative braking
- Fit, rotate and align tires rated for the weight and torque of your Tesla
- Send photos with every estimate and a text at each step
Signs you need this
- The screen is black and the car will not unlock or wake up
- A low-voltage battery warning on the screen
- The car will not start charging, or charging stops early
- Grinding or scraping from the brakes after a few days parked
- Tires worn on the inside edges
- A clunk from the front end over bumps
We check Tesla coverage and recalls by VIN first. If a repair is covered, we tell you and you take it to Tesla. If it is not, you get a written price with photos before any work starts. Sales tax is charged on parts only. You pick the warranty on our work: 90 days, 1 year or 2 years.
Tesla repair near Bird Road
Sprinter Garage is at 7217 SW 42nd St in Miami, one block south of Bird Road and just east of the Palmetto Expressway.
Plenty of Miami Teslas charge at home or at a Supercharger. When something goes wrong between charges, you have an independent option in Miami.
What Tesla does and what we do
Tesla's own service network handles warranty repairs, recalls and anything that needs a software step only Tesla can do. We handle the rest: out-of-warranty repairs, the low-voltage battery, brakes, tires and alignment, charge port and onboard charger faults, diagnostics and second opinions, and battery health reports for used Teslas.
We run your VIN first, so you know which side a repair falls on before you pay anyone.
Tesla problems South Florida speeds up
Heat shortens the life of the low-voltage battery, the small battery that wakes the car up. When it fails, the car can go dark even with plenty of range. Older Teslas use a 12V battery and many newer ones use a 16V lithium battery; we test yours and tell you which one it has.
Regenerative braking means the brake pads barely move, and in our humidity the rotors rust and the calipers stick. Heavy cars with instant torque also wear tires fast, often on the inside edges when the alignment is off. Daily charging is hard on charge port doors and latches, too.
Buying or selling a used Tesla
A used Tesla's value lives in its battery. Our high-voltage battery health check comes with a written report you can show a buyer or a seller, plus a check for open recalls and the condition of the tires and brakes.
Shopping for one? Get the battery report before you sign.
How booking works
Book online, pick a time, and the shop confirms by text. You get photos with every estimate and a text at each step. Sales tax is on parts only, and you pick the warranty on our work: 90 days, 1 year or 2 years.
Questions people ask
Can you work on my Tesla if it is still under warranty?
Will using an independent shop void my Tesla warranty?
Why is my Tesla dead when the app showed plenty of range?
Why do my Tesla brakes grind if I barely use them?
Do you do Tesla software updates?
Is Sprinter Garage a Tesla approved shop?
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