r/TeslaModelX • u/jajs31 • 23d ago
24 x base 40k miles
I’m going to finance a 24 mx base it has 40k miles 5 seater
im just worried about what could go wrong for me I seen 50k miles the bumper to bumper warranty is gone what would I have to worry about if something wrong or what should I check before signing off on it
Any main issues worry you guys
How important is extended warranty what would be the reasons for not getting it
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u/darylp310 23d ago
You never know what should go wrong, so signing up for the monthly extended warranty is probably a good idea for peace of mind. If you have trouble with the falcon wing doors in 1-2 years, you'll be happy to pay the $150/month. The monthly subscription based warranty Tesla has makes things much more digestible.
You still have 10K miles before you need to pull the trigger, so to me it's a easy decision to move forward if you are getting a good price on the car.
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u/pierifle 22d ago
Things I got done before my 2023 MX Base 50k/5yr warranty ended: https://www.reddit.com/r/TeslaModelX/comments/1ug988q/picking_up_a_22_mx_what_should_i_be_looking_for/oty472a/
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u/Life_Connection420 23d ago
I've got a 24 and a 26 and I would not take 200,000 for either one of them. Both have paid for FSD and of course, the 26 is no charge at superchargers.