my 12/2015 S70 just clicked past 49K miles. It’s been reliable with the exception of 2 door handle replacements. Since I. Am about 30 days away from the warranty running out due to mileage, I need to make a decision to buy one of the ESA options or go without and save some $$.
My options are:
A. Do nothing and hope it stays reliable incurring any out of warranty charges. ( big ticket items like battery and drivetrain still Covered for many more years and infinite miles)
B. Spend the $2k+ for the 2 year ESA which should get me through 2021 as our annual Miles will be greatly reduced when we add a model 3 to our driveway.
C. Spend the $4500+ and extend out 4 years and another 50K.
Remember, with the ESA any warranty claim comes with a $200/deductible so I need to have some pretty pricey repairs in order for the ESA to be considered a “good buy”. If. Door handle costs $800 to repair, I have to,pay the first $200.
Currently, I’m leaning towards option A and risking paying out of pocket. I’m assuming I’ll have a few “minor” items like another handle repair. Anyone regret getting or NOT getting the ESA that has a 2015 build? Thanks all!
My options are:
A. Do nothing and hope it stays reliable incurring any out of warranty charges. ( big ticket items like battery and drivetrain still Covered for many more years and infinite miles)
B. Spend the $2k+ for the 2 year ESA which should get me through 2021 as our annual Miles will be greatly reduced when we add a model 3 to our driveway.
C. Spend the $4500+ and extend out 4 years and another 50K.
Remember, with the ESA any warranty claim comes with a $200/deductible so I need to have some pretty pricey repairs in order for the ESA to be considered a “good buy”. If. Door handle costs $800 to repair, I have to,pay the first $200.
Currently, I’m leaning towards option A and risking paying out of pocket. I’m assuming I’ll have a few “minor” items like another handle repair. Anyone regret getting or NOT getting the ESA that has a 2015 build? Thanks all!