Tesla warranties

When you think of an electric vehicle, we’re willing to bet that the first one that springs to mind is the futuristic Tesla. The smaller carbon footprint, plethora of cool features, and cheap running costs are just some of the reasons motorists love the Elon Musk-owned brand, and it’s a car that many rely on. It figures, then, that those who rely on them will want a safety net in place if their Tesla ever suffers an unexpected failure. That’s where a Tesla extended warranty can come into its own. 

What is an extended car repair plan?

An extended car repair plan provides you with a layer of protection once your standard Tesla repair cover has come to an end. It means that, when a claim is approved, you can seek financial coverage and a speedy repairs process from providers like us at Warranty First, which means peace of mind while you’re motoring around on battery power. 

Our comprehensive warranty coverage plans

Here Warranty First, we have a range of Tesla extended repair plans designed to protect you from expensive repairs. The key areas of modern vehicles that we cover are:

· Engine and drivetrain: By safeguarding critical components, such as the transmission, engine, turbocharger, and timing gears, you can hit the open road safe in the knowledge that you’re covered under our comprehensive warranty.

· Multimedia components: Your Tesla will be full of exciting tech, and knowing that there’s a capped contribution to the repair of multimedia components included in your repair plan package can set your mind at rest. This includes navigation systems and audio units.

· Electrics: It’s what your Tesla operates on, afterall. Our extended cover shields you from the costly effect of electrical failures on electronic systems and wiring. 

Our plans also cover other potential failures that could spoil a day’s drive, from gearboxes and clutches to brakes, steering, ignition, and fuel systems. Explore our wide range of plans, which can cater to the vehicle you own, and the budget available to protect it. 

What is the cost for our Tesla extended car repair plan?

The age and mileage of your Tesla can be catered for by our extended car repair plans - and so can your finances. Here are the plan types that we offer: 

· Ignition: Get affordable cover from our Ignition plan, which kicks off at just £30 a month. This provides protection for essential parts such as the gearbox, engine, and clutch.

· Dynamic: Our Dynamic cover also starts at £30 a month, and goes beyond the parts mentioned above to also include the drive train, brakes, steering, and more, giving you peace of mind.

· Premier: Our most popular car repair plan by far is Premier, which starts off at £35 a month. This plan encompasses the parts covered by the Ignition and Dynamic plans, but also extends to include parts such as camshaft drive belts, ECUs, suspension, and more.

· Exclusive: For the ultimate peace of mind, Exclusive plans cover nearly all mechanical and electrical components. This plan starts at just £45 a month, so you can enjoy the motoring around in confidence with this comprehensive protection.

We’re proud that our customers and their cars benefit from cost-effective plans for them that don’t compromise on quality. If you’d like to know more about getting extended car repair coverage for your Tesla, get in touch with us and we can provide you with full terms and conditions.

How to purchase an extended car repair plan with Warranty First

It’s our pleasure to make the process of purchasing a Tesla repair coverage through us as straightforward as possible. Our flexible options mean that you can either get things set up online, or you can give our team a call and they’ll walk you through the process, answering any questions you have too. We’re a friendly bunch!

Why choose Warranty First?

We know what your Tesla means to you, so we understand that it’s a no-brainer to get it protected. Our commitment to delivering on our promises and providing you with the best care and service is what sets us apart, alongside our coverage of multiple claims, wear and tear, and consequential damage.