Turo - anyone use it to rent their Tesla?

I currently do it with my model3. Taking delivery of a model X on Wednesday. Going to list that one too after I get back from a road trip in October. I’m in Vegas.

 

Any other questions feel free to ask my 3 has had 50 renters and earned over 10,000 in the last 7 months

 

FYI I answered your questions in the quote just click to expand to read them... never mind this is better
- How long have you been Turo-ing your Tesla?
I’ve had in on Turo for 7 months.
- Do you rent it to anyone, do you have a choice?
I rent to anyone that books, don’t really have a choice however i believe you can set an age restriction.
- Any issues with damaging the car?
The only thing that’s happened to me as far as damage is the rear driver side door took a big door ding. Not big enough for Turo to cover it. Needed to be over 3 inches.
- If the car gets damage, how's the claim process?
There is a form you fill out. But because I haven’t had any big issues I can’t really speak on it.
- Do you need permission from your regular car insurance?
Yes and no. I was told insurance company don’t allow it. However you car is covered under Turo’s policy while it’s rented out. So what they don’t know can’t hurt them.

 

You might want to read some of the reviews by people who used to do it that - some are pretty awful and suggest turo support when things go wrong isn't what it used to be
Sorry I can't provide links but remember reading some a month or two ago (and maybe saw some reviews on youtube). I'd do a search to get a better balance than what you'll get here

 

I have rented all three of my Teslas on Turo and have had nothing but amazing experiences. Your mileage may vary. If you think Teslas are super luxurious and you would never let anyone else drive it, then Turo is not for you. For me, Tesla makes vehicles that are awesome that I love sharing with others.

Brent

 

I recently got my second Tesla with Turo directly in mind to help justify the additional monthly expenses. I'm in the Seattle area and the site calculator makes it sound like I could easily offset one of the vehicles payments if I list both cars - keeping one open to me at all times. I haven't yet made the leap though as I'm still working with agents to get clarification on if I'd retain insurance coverage for personal use outside the rentals. With as much as everything is tracked, I'm not brave enough just go for it, nor can I really afford the potential loss if they refused coverage.

I am also very interested in hearing recent experiences from anyone else doing so though.

 

I used to rent it on Turo. I stopped because it was a pain to constantly have to clean it and meet people for the handoff. I had one bad experience with a renter who scraped the rear fender, but Turo paid for it in a timely manner. Other than that, it was fine. It's nice to have a built in monitoring system, but it can be cumbersome describing the charging to people.

 

Check out this lady's YouTube channel, she talks about the Turo experience and their insurance claim process and policies.

Saimahs Experience

 

My $0.02 below...

 

So what does the renter do with their car actually, leave it at your place or are they expected to get dropped off or Uber?

 

I have been doing it for over 3 years. I am living in a area where there isn't much Teslas. I rented my car around 30 times and only met one Tesla owner, most of them people are nice to work with. There were only two guests, who are really ***.

 

Would like to hear any updated experience!

How do you handle SC charges to your account?

I’m thinking of picking up a used MX to Turo (and then maybe be convinced to list my M3 as well). I’m in DC, close to downtown, metro stop that feeds the nearby airport, and Amtrak Staton.

 

My biggest fear would be someone renting it to swap parts on it
What if someone bent a wheel on their X, instead of buying a new one they rent yours and swap the wheel.

 

Heading out to Boston in April and was looking for Teslas via Turo. Saw a couple age restrictions, so would imagine you could specify or at least screen for fellow Tesla owners

 

Wow - never thought about it. Is this a thing?

 

I have no idea, that’s just something I’d always worry about.