Lawrence-of-Blaine
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- First Name
- Larry
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2022
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- Location
- Blaine, Mn
- Vehicles
- Audi A6, GMC Envoy, Nissan 350Z
- Occupation
- Photographer/Artist
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I made an appointment at the Mpls. SC in early December to have a few things done on my R1S. At 16K miles it’s time for another tire rotation, but the biggie was that the cameras had all gone down, and the vehicle was (still) confusing me with my wife and randomly changing our cabin settings. Anywhoo, the wait was three weeks and while that’s not ideal, I know lots of folks around the country have had much, much longer waits to get service.
Brought it in, dropped it off and within a day they had info. It was NOT software as I predicted, it was a %/);$&#$&!! mouse that had set up housekeeping and chewed through a wiring harness. Freakin’ hell, I hate mice.
The team had already remotely run diagnostics and proactively ordered said harness in advance, so they got that done quickly, rotated the tires, and then re-set the system and waited for us to come in with phones to check their work. I think that part is fixed now too.
Icing on the cake was that at the end of my visit, they did some fast paint touch-up, gratis, on a few scratches I inflicted in my garage. Looks really great and they banged it out in about 15 minutes. Awesome!
Charlie and Travis and the team there continue to distinguish themselves and for that I feel lucky that we live where we do…in spite of the insanely high taxes we pay here. But that’s a subject for another day.
Minnesota doesn’t allow Rivian to lease, so shop wait times are perhaps shorter here, compared to other locations where they’re delivering more vehicles. Rivian is lucky to have this crew running a Service Center.
Brought it in, dropped it off and within a day they had info. It was NOT software as I predicted, it was a %/);$&#$&!! mouse that had set up housekeeping and chewed through a wiring harness. Freakin’ hell, I hate mice.
The team had already remotely run diagnostics and proactively ordered said harness in advance, so they got that done quickly, rotated the tires, and then re-set the system and waited for us to come in with phones to check their work. I think that part is fixed now too.
Icing on the cake was that at the end of my visit, they did some fast paint touch-up, gratis, on a few scratches I inflicted in my garage. Looks really great and they banged it out in about 15 minutes. Awesome!
Charlie and Travis and the team there continue to distinguish themselves and for that I feel lucky that we live where we do…in spite of the insanely high taxes we pay here. But that’s a subject for another day.
Minnesota doesn’t allow Rivian to lease, so shop wait times are perhaps shorter here, compared to other locations where they’re delivering more vehicles. Rivian is lucky to have this crew running a Service Center.
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