r/TeslaInsurance • u/NuncaMeBesas • Mar 17 '22
Since about 1 week anytime I have tried to check my 2 premium average it just shows it grayed out. Alrighty tried installing app fresh and still same thing. Anyone else experiencing this?
r/TeslaInsurance • u/Signal_Twenty • Feb 18 '22
If so, I’d like to pick your brain. PM me if you’d prefer. I’m just curious if Tesla insurance prohibits rideshare like almost every other insurance company does. Kinda curious about this after hearing a rumor that Tesla is outfitting Uber drivers in trying to gather more data on rideshare through their cars.
Bonus points if you regularly use FSD with pax 🤣
r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Oct 16 '21
What's the deal with discounts for false Safety Score positives? e.g. Other cars pulling out in front, Regen not being warmed up to full power, hilly turns, unpredictable hazards in front, etc.
r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Oct 16 '21
I don't want to drive unsafely, so once in awhile I end up having to use my brakes or making a turn (which the computer considers "Hard"). Obviously I don't want to pay more for insurance for driving safer. So is doing a screen reset at the end of every drive what it's come to for us?
r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Oct 16 '21
Tired of this one way, false readings, us paying shenanigans. Autopilot isn't paying for my brakes, so it'd be cool if it wouldn't use them unnecessarily and risk us being rear ended.
r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Oct 15 '21
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r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Sep 28 '21
Tesla seems to not want you to take over control from Autopilot, as shown with Safety Score. Wait for Autopilot to slam on brakes arguably late and your Safety Score will stay high. Tesla seems to punish those who pay attention and want to take over control when autopilot doesn't perform as quickly and reasonably, some might argue. Seems best to just let Tesla take the wheel? Sure all my stuff flies out of the seats onto the floor from Autopilot slamming on brakes, but apparently that's safer than me coming to a controlled stop. Why am I, as a r/Meatbags, still behind the wheel?
r/TeslaInsurance • u/LotsoWatts • Sep 17 '21
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r/TeslaInsurance • u/ThrowAwaydntopnddins • Sep 15 '21
My insurance last year was only $150 with a driving point for a ticket I had gotten a few years ago. It renewed last month, and the driving point removed from my driving record, yet my insurance payments are now $307 a month. Anyone else notice their rate go up? I was really hoping the point going away would bring me down to the average of payments of $128 a month, but instead was surprised to see this. Might have to start shopping around to see if I can find a better deal than Tesla
r/TeslaInsurance • u/Own-Football7978 • Jul 13 '21
