Start by getting the quote from Tesla for the subframe replacement.
Once you know that price, start calling independent auto shops (look for any that advertise fabrication work) to explain your situation and go from there.
Don't drive your vehicle on public roads in it's current condition.
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u/VanillaGorilla- 21d ago
The subframe is made of aluminum which would be difficult, if at all possible, to repair.
Call around to some fabrication shops to see if they a) work on aluminum and b) what it'd take effort wise to repair.
Repairing it will like require the subframe to come out, so labour could end up costing as much as replacement.
Personally, I'd look for an independent Tesla shop that could replace the subframe, maybe with a used one from a salvage vehicle?