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P85 VIN 693
I like to view the annual inspection and cost as insurance. It's ensuring my car is in top shape, that everything is in working order, and that I get all the service bulletins done in a timely fashion--like the road-hazard-destroying plate. If you are getting these things without a service agreement, count yourself lucky that Tesla is so generous: no other car manufacturer is going to fix all these things on their cars for free.
Again, that is under warranty and is not a hardware upgrade though the service plan.
Sorry, but IMO, a performance inspection, replacement of key fob batteries and windshield wipers does not equal even close to $600. Brakes hardly ever need replacement on the MS and tire rotations are provided under "goodwill" not the service plan.