Look what I just spotted in my Tesla app. An extended service agreement for an additional 2 years and 25,000 miles of coverage. Seems pretty reasonable although I have not shopped, given I still have two years left on my factory warranty. Thoughts?
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Tesla now offering extended service agreements for certain vehicles
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Fine print can be found here
Extended Service Agreement | Tesla Support
Is this a good deal? I am fast approaching warranty expiry and do have coverage through my insurer to replace anything with OEM parts but didn’t know if this would be beneficial.
$1800 for 2 years or 25k miles whichever comes first with a $100 deductible per visit
I know there are other ones out there on this forum discussed.
Thoughts?
Extended Service Agreement | Tesla Support
Is this a good deal? I am fast approaching warranty expiry and do have coverage through my insurer to replace anything with OEM parts but didn’t know if this would be beneficial.
$1800 for 2 years or 25k miles whichever comes first with a $100 deductible per visit
I know there are other ones out there on this forum discussed.
Thoughts?
SalisburySam
Active Member
Sadly not available for those of us with early Model 3s that have timed or driven out of basic warranty.
I think it's a great deal. It's much cheaper than any other Tesla. I think you have road side service with the extended service?
It says yes, then says it's separate.
It says yes, then says it's separate.
I checked the app and found it isn't available for our out-of-warranty 2017 Model S. For the 2022 Model S, it would be $3300 and the 2022 Model X would be $3500. I doubt we'll purchase it as we've only spent $1543 total on actual service issues for 16 Teslas over the past ~7 years. The most expensive repair was just over $800 for a battery coolant heater for the 2017 Model S.
If we plan on keeping the X after the initial 4 year warranty, we might consider it then, but again, I doubt we'd pay $3500 for only two years of coverage.
If we plan on keeping the X after the initial 4 year warranty, we might consider it then, but again, I doubt we'd pay $3500 for only two years of coverage.
Only we would know.My bumper to bumper is expired. I would love to tack this on and get a few things addressed on Tesla's dimeI very much doubt it works that way though
jf64k
Member
Extended Service Agreement | Tesla Support
The Extended Service Agreement covers the repair or replacement necessary to correct defects in the materials or workmanship of most parts manufactured or supplied by Tesla during the coverage period, excluding the lithium-ion battery and drive unit. Learn more about what's covered and how you...
In the U.K. you can add 4 extra years
www.tesla.com
Extended Warranty
Extended Warranty provides your vehicle with protection in case of electrical or mechanical failures and your vehicle requires repair or replacement of a part for a reason other than wear and tear, normal deterioration or negligence. Learn more about the Extended Warranty.
$1800.00 for 2 years, doesn't seem like much of a bargain, Extended warranties I think are a sucker bet, I never finance a car longer than the factory warranty anyway.
If something major fails after that, I have the unused car payment to repair it.
Yes, there is always a chance it might pay off if something major fails, but the odds are not in your favor. Insurance is a losing proposition. It has to be.
Just my 2 cents, and barely worth that.
If something major fails after that, I have the unused car payment to repair it.
Yes, there is always a chance it might pay off if something major fails, but the odds are not in your favor. Insurance is a losing proposition. It has to be.
Just my 2 cents, and barely worth that.
Seems a little bit disingenuous let alone a bummer that it’s not available to anyone from the initial early 2018 and on group, many of whom are of course OUT of warranty. It certainly couldn’t be much of a stretch to offer it to those people. They KNOW exactly how the car has been handled, maintained, serviced - or not. Yes, do most OEM NOT allow an extended warranty purchase AFTER any original from the factory OEM warranty has expired (and most don’t allow buying a warranty extension ever after say 60-90 days from purchase), but Tesla isn’t the typical OEM and has much more info and ability to assess things in real-time at the point of conferring any warranty extension than any other OEM.
M3_Performante
Member
this is a good deal when it comes to extended warrantees compared to what other car makers would charge for such a service...i think it is a reflection of their confidence in their latest vehicles, 2020 and beyond....
My 2020 came with a 10,000 mile one year extended warranty buying used through Tesla, so this adding two more years and another 25000 miles is very inexpesive piece of mind and will most likely take advatage of this deal
Edit- apparently mine isn't eligible even though my original waranty doesnt expire until 2/24 ....I'm wondering if it is becuse mine already came with extended 1yr/10000mile warranty from Tesla?
My 2020 came with a 10,000 mile one year extended warranty buying used through Tesla, so this adding two more years and another 25000 miles is very inexpesive piece of mind and will most likely take advatage of this deal
Edit- apparently mine isn't eligible even though my original waranty doesnt expire until 2/24 ....I'm wondering if it is becuse mine already came with extended 1yr/10000mile warranty from Tesla?
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