byan1232
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Oh I see. So essentially after we use 50000 miles or 4 years, we can't drive for uber/lyft? Haha. That is if we decide to purchase the extended warranty
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Just so everyone knows... Here is a section of the exclusion list from the extended warranty contract if you get it. Bullet point #7 applies here in this thread. Great to hear your service center is so helpful!
In addition to being prohibited in the Tesla warranty, driving the vehicle for commercial purposes is expressly prohibited in the Tesla lease agreements if your vehicle is leased.
Whoa it's not covered by teslas warranty if I do uber/lyft? Well that sucks...
No sane person with a lease would drive 1,000 miles a week.
Not everyone who drives for Uber/Lyft does so full time.
On a different note, I'm beginning to get somewhat annoyed that every time I post helpful information that I get a snappish reply from a "regular".
I didn't think my reply was snappy.
Some other examples:
Am I saving on fuel costs with my MS over my Prius? - Page 4
Emergency opening rear doors
7.1 AutoPilot Nag - Page 14
Rather than discuss the merits or drawbacks of what's posted, it appears that many replies go straight to refutation. I find the approach closed-minded and dismissive.
This forum has a reputation as having a tough crowd. There's MANY people who don't post because when they do, their idea or comment gets brushed off as if their contribution is worthless, bothersome or intrusive.
Maybe you're being too sensitive?
Hate to burst your bubble, but hope you purchased your own commercial car insurance. Personal car carriers don't take a liking to ride services and will cancel if they find out. If you get in a wreck while on the clock, they won't cover. Uber insurance only covers when a paying passenger is in the car.
And if you get in a wreck without a passenger inside, how on earth would your insurance company even know you were driving specifically for Uber when the accident took place? With no active fare inside the car at the time, nobody would know. It's just you driving.