Article says it’s a 2018 model, so likely no warranty left. I’ve heard of enough issues with Tesla roadside that I just shelled out for AAA as well (which has paid for itself with hotel discounts anyway). Thankfully I haven’t needed to call roadside for mine at all yet
I’ve heard the quality of service varies wildly from city to city. I’m in Pittsburgh and have only made one small mobile service call but I had a decent experience with them. I do wish their prices for “standard car stuff” aka alignments, mounting tires, etc, were more competitive
Article says it’s a 2018 model, so likely no warranty left. I’ve heard of enough issues with Tesla roadside that I just shelled out for AAA as well (which has paid for itself with hotel discounts anyway). Thankfully I haven’t needed to call roadside for mine at all yet
Ah yeah I missed the year. Cheers.
I had my first roadside call on a 2019. Puncture in the tire. Tesla roadside did a pretty solid job and didn’t cost a dime to take me to Costco.
That being said, I’ve had very, very bad experiences with Tesla’s service department. I can see how their roadside could be a gamble, too.
I’ve heard the quality of service varies wildly from city to city. I’m in Pittsburgh and have only made one small mobile service call but I had a decent experience with them. I do wish their prices for “standard car stuff” aka alignments, mounting tires, etc, were more competitive