Recent content by hsfrank

BTW you should monitor this process to make sure that the decisions reached in the agreed price or what you want. For example some insurance companies will try to insist on aftermarket parts. Another example may be that the insurance company may not agree the certain things are related. You...

here is the best way to deal with your situation. Choose a collision shop of your choice that has a good reputation. Tell them to contact your insurance company and get an agreed price on the repair. You will only be responsible for $500 no matter what the agreed price is, usually if there are...

“your” possessive or you are!

I live on a corner house. I have entered my address as the home location. When I am navigating to my house, the car navigates to the street that is on the side of my house not the front of my house. Is there anyway to set the home location as my driveway or the street that the front of my house...

and the cat had nine lives, none of which have been used except the current one.

In retrospect it was a bit of hyperbole .

No concern just curiosity . As to my looking at wheels wells,well,like any conscientious car own I was adjusting my cold tire pressure to 42 lbs when I noticed this.

There is only one in each tire well.

Now I am not a hater but just the opposite. I love my MYLR Tesla. I just don’t like being treated unfairly. First it’s was the lowering of the price (and trade in value) in Jan 2023 by a significant amount. Now it is offering FSD for the same price to upgrade to those who did not purchase EAP...

it’s in every wheel well.

there are also many things you can do to bring pressure on the insurance company to accept your appraisal. Reporting to the Better Business Bureau is one. Reporting to the insurance department of your state is another you must determine whether it is worth that effort to accomplish your goal.

your insurance is considered first party insurance. The car that hit you or as you state the other car and then into you is third-party insurance. Since you pay the premium for your insurance, the obligation is theirs to fulfill the contractual terms. They have the right to get an appraisal of...

first of all, call your insurance company and find out if there is a difference in rates between a P 85 and a P 95. If there isn’t then there’s no big deal to you. If and when you sell, it just be accurate in your description of what your car is, and as the saying goes and the law is buyer...

It would seem that your remedy would be with. the dealer who sold it to you, not Tesla. Granted Tesla has a waranty but usually that is to the original owner. You have privity with the dealer not Tesla. The warranty provisions stated in the owners manual. (here in the US) state it applies to...

Thank you