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there is no consensus on a best company, rates are so individualized that what one person pays with a company cannot be used as a yardstick for what someone else can expect to pay. the best advice is not to seek out what others pay, instead do a lot of shopping around for the best rate that you can find.So what is the best insurance company out there for Tesla Owners?
THEN think about price. Cheap insurance that doesn't get your car fixed is a bigger ripoff then a higher rate.
Did anyone notice their Tesla Model S insurance premium increased recently? My doubled from $500 for 6 months to $1k. 21st century said it was due to re-adjustment made by the national Auto Insurance people (whoever they are) and not 21st Century.... does this sound right?
Ours just went up 20% ~ $150 with Geico... i was pretty surprised too.. My renewal is due end of month.. no accidents or claims ..
I dunno. You know with absolute certainty that a bunch of $$$s are flowing out of your wallet each year, whereas you can only hope that if you need them they will provide good service. I don't think it is reasonable to expect any kind of insurance, not just auto, to totally smooth over any hazards in your life; "catastrophe protection" is a more realistic expectation, IMO, and there's no need for that to be so expensive.Cheap insurance that doesn't get your car fixed is a bigger ripoff then a higher rate.
I'm with SF, too, and currently in the middle of dealing with a major Tesla claim with them. It has not been pretty, though it looks like when the dust settles they are going to pay. The shop tells me they routinely get a lot of grief from SF, and that a number of shops around the country won't work on SF claims at all. So far, their rates have been really good -- so good that I fear they're based on SF underestimating the actual cost of insuring Teslas (and this partly explains why they argue so much with the repair shops) and that soon they will "wake up" and realize they need to jack these premiums way up.I’ve priced my P85 with several insurance companies but at the end of the day State Farm is within a couple hundred a year of the cheapest option for me since I bundle the auto with my home, umbrella, and earthquake. If it were just Auto as a stand-alone State Farm was much more expensive.
Did anyone notice their Tesla Model S insurance premium increased recently? My doubled from $500 for 6 months to $1k. 21st century said it was due to re-adjustment made by the national Auto Insurance people (whoever they are) and not 21st Century.... does this sound right?