Alert - Mileage Request Please

[Jgranger5]

Just trying to get a feel for a average amount of miles on the Tesla model X’s on the road. I’m looking into buying a 2016 with just about 50k miles on it. I’ve never owned a Tesla. I currently drive a 2005 BMW 530i with over 200k miles.

 

[Les236]

miles/year matters too. I have over 56,000 miles and a large percent of those were put on in the first 3 years prior to Covid.

 

[jboy210]

Had 22K on our 2018 when we turned it in at the end of last year.

 

[IXIXI]

Bought my 2022 the third week of June and as of now have 6300 miles on it.

 

[glide]

Just trying to get a feel for a average amount of miles on the Tesla model X’s on the road. I’m looking into buying a 2016 with just about 50k miles on it. I’ve never owned a Tesla. I currently drive a 2005 BMW 530i with over 200k miles.

Make sure you test drive before you buy it to be sure you can handle all the rattles/wind/road noise.

It’s unbearable on older Tesla’s coming from a German automaker. And 2016 was the first year of the MX so build quality is very sketchy.

 

[ValleyGeek]

I have a December 2017 X and just hit 60k miles last week. It's had it's share of hiccups over the years but it's still running strong and I have no issues depending on it all year round.

 

[ngng]

Hope you aren't planning on doing any road trips in that 60, that would be miserable.

 

[ShawnA]

Hi @Jgranger5 ,

Model X changed to the newer computer (MCU2) in early March of 2018...
In 2019 they changed to the "Raven" model which had permanent magnet motors
and a new adaptive suspension...
Later in 2019 they had the newest and current Hardware 3.0 FSD computer...

March 2018 or later would provide a better driving experience
if your finances allow it...

Another opinion from an internet guy...

Shawn

PS - I am trading in my March 2018 Model X next week for a "Refresh" X.
70,000 miles plus on my 2018.

 

[glide]

Hope you aren't planning on doing any road trips in that 60, that would be miserable.

Ooof. It’s a 60?!

Run away.