Hello! I purchased the extended warranty on my model X. I'm glad I did, because I had to have an entirely new powertrain installed at around 60k miles. But that's a different story..
Does anyone know if suspension parts *are* supposed to be covered? I'm being charged around $2000 to replace the front upper control arms, the front aft link assembly and the fore link assembly on both wheels.
I see in the agreement, an exclusion is "suspension alignment", but I do not see any mention of suspension parts specifically:
Maintenance/Parts, including but not limited to the following:
o Parts and normal or expendable maintenance items and procedures such as annual service and diagnostics checks, brake pads/linings, brake rotor, suspension alignment, wheel balancing, hoses, air conditioning lines, hoses or connections, Battery testing, fluid changes, appearance care (such as cleaning and polishing), filters and wiper blades/inserts; and
o Other maintenance services and parts described in Tesla’s maintenance schedule for the covered Vehicle;
I guess it may fall under "Other maintenance services and parts described in Tesla’s maintenance schedule", but I was wondering if anyone else had any knowledge of this?
Does anyone know if suspension parts *are* supposed to be covered? I'm being charged around $2000 to replace the front upper control arms, the front aft link assembly and the fore link assembly on both wheels.
I see in the agreement, an exclusion is "suspension alignment", but I do not see any mention of suspension parts specifically:
Maintenance/Parts, including but not limited to the following:
o Parts and normal or expendable maintenance items and procedures such as annual service and diagnostics checks, brake pads/linings, brake rotor, suspension alignment, wheel balancing, hoses, air conditioning lines, hoses or connections, Battery testing, fluid changes, appearance care (such as cleaning and polishing), filters and wiper blades/inserts; and
o Other maintenance services and parts described in Tesla’s maintenance schedule for the covered Vehicle;
I guess it may fall under "Other maintenance services and parts described in Tesla’s maintenance schedule", but I was wondering if anyone else had any knowledge of this?