u/YVRJon

BC Hydro says it covers E. 33rd to E. 28th, Windsor St to Fraser zst.

On June 9, I went to try to drive my Polestar 2, and got a message saying "Stop Safely - Brake Failure" before I even shifted out of Park. I called Polestar Roadside Assistance and had it towed to the local (Vancouver, BC) Polestar service centre. Spoke to them later and they said that a brake cable and some other parts had been damaged by rodents. They said it would take "at least a week" to get the necessary parts and complete the repair. Fine, if that's what it takes, that's what it takes.

I still don't have my car back, and they can't even give me an estimate of when I might get it back. First, they said that their "parts guy" had gone off sick and nobody else knew how to identify, let alone order, the necessary parts. Now, the most recent communication I have says that they have a shortage of trained technicians, with only three techs servicing all Polestars in the area. They also said "we have 30 vehicles ahead of you that are currently undriveable, with clients who have been waiting patiently for 3 to 4 months for parts or triage repairs."

Is anyone else having these kinds of problems with getting repairs, or is it just a local problem? I have contacted Polestar Canada, who say they're going to "reach out" to the service centre and see if there is anything they can do. Any other ideas for what I could do? I called a local independent garage, but they said that they would have to order any parts through the Polestar service centre, so they couldn't help me any faster.

First a fantastic goal, then a great assist. I'm sure he'll credit MDS with teaching him everything he knows.

I don't see anyone credited in the book.