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Tesla Warranty Versions
- Thread starter MSVroomVroom
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Tam
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12,000 annual miles is the standard for most leases and warranties so the above should work for most people.
Unless you'll drive a lot?
As inconvenient as it may be, I would recommend unplugging the adapter cable anytime you take the car in for service or have a mobile technician service the car. It is not difficult to plug and unplug the adapter cable and it does not take much time to do so. Best not to give Tesla even the slightest reason to raise the issue.
Tam
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Please try again. It shows pages labeled as 2 through 13 with others without page numbers.
Tam
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Awesome thread! I know it's an old one but I wanted to thank the people here for raising the issue. I would have never noticed this! I bought my Model 3 on March 1, 2019 (right have the 6k price drop on the mid-range model 
so thanks for the copy to the February 1, 2019 warranty page. I'm a little bummed, because they already added the milages restriction to the battery and the body rust provision.
so thanks for the copy to the February 1, 2019 warranty page. I'm a little bummed, because they already added the milages restriction to the battery and the body rust provision.
bemental
Member
Old thread revival bump here.
Paging @MSVroomVroom
Wanted to see if anyone had copies of the pre-owned vehicle warranty from mid-late 2019.
I could have sworn when we bought our pre-owned Model S from Tesla that it was a three year warranty, but of course we never received copies of the warranty, I never checked back up with it at the time, and now the website says it's two years/100,000 miles from date of purchase.
Anyone have links or a copy of their pre-owned warranty floating around from mid-late 2019?
Thanks!
Paging @MSVroomVroom
Wanted to see if anyone had copies of the pre-owned vehicle warranty from mid-late 2019.
I could have sworn when we bought our pre-owned Model S from Tesla that it was a three year warranty, but of course we never received copies of the warranty, I never checked back up with it at the time, and now the website says it's two years/100,000 miles from date of purchase.
Anyone have links or a copy of their pre-owned warranty floating around from mid-late 2019?
Thanks!
ucmndd
Well-Known Member
There was a 4 year and a 2 year option, depending on the age and mileage of the car when sold, but never a 3 year. This Electrek article does a good job explaining the options:
Tesla slashes its used car warranty — killing another confidence builder
Tesla has significantly weakened its used car warranty in another strange killing of a consumer confidence builder from the automaker....
electrek.co
Wayback machine has 4 captures of the pre-owned warranty doc between 2017 and 2021:
