Just now seeing this, you only have to pay the deductible once, not for subsequent visits for the same issue! Happy to have you as an XCare member! Brent
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coreywgrant
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My bad. I meant the Model S since you said it was a 2021 and you bought the 8 year warranty from X-Care. Does it not already come with a couple of years warranty or was that just your best bang for your buck?
As an owner of a used MS, I bought x-care through Brent. I have used it on 3 different occasions and only had positive experiences. The claims process is painless and definitely worth it as the parts and labor are expensive. Lastly, I found the sales process to be very transparent. Thanks Brent!
KennyBry
Member
Yes, the S comes with the 4 year/50k miles warranty. I buy X-Care up front as it is much cheaper rate to buy now, especially the way inflation is going these days. Also, I'll drive the 50K miles in 3 years.
Aggmeister2010
Active Member
Last I talked to him he said they are still working on it. If it does become available they will contact buyers of previous x-care warranty’s and offer to sell it as an add on addendum. Hopefully it becomes available in the future.
coreywgrant
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krazineurons
krazineurons
@X-Care EV can you please help zoom into the exclusions? The list looks huge. Does it mean if anything that requires replacing those items is not covered by the plan? For example say the door motor goes bad and it needs replacing the latch, bolts, door and motor. So some of it will be covered some would be not? Or nothing will be covered since actual issue was in out of coverage part?
Apologies, I did not see this question until now (must have missed it somehow) If the component that fails is covered and it needs other components (that may not be covered) to be fixed in order for Service to properly fixed the component, then yes it will all be covered. To directly answer your hypothetical, since the door motor is covered, and if Service determines that the latch needs to be replaced to properly fix the door motor, then both are covered.
@X-Care EV I submitted a customized quote request around 11am - but haven't heard back. How long does the custom process take? I'm exactly at warranty date - I literally heard about you folks this morning, as I was considering buying the Tesla one.
thanks
thanks
Got back to all quote requests, but not sure which was yours as the Forum uses pseudonyms. Did you get the info you were looking for?
SemoTech
Member
@X-Care EV
Hey Brent, just to clarify on the "30 day wait period before coverage is active", do you also have to add 1000mi to the vehicle or is it EITHER 30 days or 1000mi? Thanks.
Hey Brent, just to clarify on the "30 day wait period before coverage is active", do you also have to add 1000mi to the vehicle or is it EITHER 30 days or 1000mi? Thanks.
Aggmeister2010
Active Member
Their T&Cs say AND. So both.
Ever since the pandemic and working from home, I put maybe 1k miles on my car every 6 months. So this would take forever to initiate
From what I understand, they changed this since Covid kept so many people at home. 30 days only is what I was told.
I don't see it on the site next to the instant quote tool. Unless it is under "04 Review & Confirm", which you can't see until, I assume, all the previous pages are filled in. What do I have to do to see it? Do I have to fill in all the personal data first?
Thanks everyone for this thread, I'm at 49,800 miles and was looking for an extended warranty.
I found a podcast called "EV-Resource"; episode 109 is a hour long interview with Brent and Milad from X-Care
I went to the X-Care website and ran a few what-if scenarios on their coverage calculator. One of many important facts is that the cost is not linear with vehicle mileage, it goes up in 10K mile increments, Thus if my car was at any mileage between 40,001 and 49,999 miles, a 4 year 50K mile policy was about $400 cheaper than if I let my car hit 50,001 miles!
So, after watching the podcast, and talking to them on the phone, for the first time in my life, I nave bought an extended vehicle warranty.
If you need one to, feel free to use my referral code: fa291919
I found a podcast called "EV-Resource"; episode 109 is a hour long interview with Brent and Milad from X-Care
So, after watching the podcast, and talking to them on the phone, for the first time in my life, I nave bought an extended vehicle warranty.
If you need one to, feel free to use my referral code: fa291919
Great question, hope you don't mind me "cutting in" with some help! XCare is priced lowest for lower starting miles, and is priced based on remaining factory warranty, so you never pay for coverage you are not using. On average, a Model 3/Y owner who drives average miles (12,500 per year) will save between $800 and $1400 purchasing their coverage at new vehicle delivery time as compared to equivalent coverage purchased at the end of the factory warranty. So a 10year/125k warranty purchased when the vehicle is new (basically a six year/75k miles extension) will fit this scenario perfectly. If you are a high miles-per-year driver, the savings are even greater. www.xcelerateauto.com/xcare (and make sure to scroll down the page before using the calculator for great info/FAQs, etc. Cheers! Brent
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