The 7 Hidden Costs of Owning a Tesla in 2024! 

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I had priced out installing an outlet in my garage for a level 2 outlet. Was quoted $7K to run a new dedicated circuit, install a new box because my garage is detached from my house. Bury the cable and replace my brick pavers, etc. Decided to put everything on hold for awhile to see where Tesla prices go in 6-12 months.

Does it end up being cheaper in the long run than a regular gas SUV?

@@HarveyPVP No, because of insurance.

So all in all, it’s a stupid idea to own an EV car?

From my research it’s 9.99 for the connectivity after a 30 trail. Or you can use your phone’s hotspot but the biggest pro of tesla connect is you can view the car’s cameras front your mobile phone.

Didn't Cali have a time where electrical uses were based on what the government allowed?

@@DUICE08 As long as you pay for it, you can use as much as you want

Same with me in Cali, though I do drive like, more than 60-100 miles a day and yea those tires actually do wear out lol.

Main reason Im hesitant bc my wife drives her ice suv like a maniac so I’m reslly scared she will rip in tesla and tear up the tires faster🤣

Three years for tires for me

Wise Decision

Sound suppression and side wall thinker for weight as they all all heavy cars.

My gas station pumps 1 gallon every 8 seconds. How are you filling the tank in 1 minute ?

@@DerekDavis213 your gas station sucks.

@@SymbianBlack My sucky gas station is everywhere in America, and fast too. I would *never* wait in a long line of cars, then charge the car battery for 30 minutes or longer. Do I look like a sap?

I do. But I’m sharing both sides of the coin. 🪙.

Yeah, he’s the first person I heard mention the $2300 tire thing. I do understand not to put cheap tires on an EV, but I’ve seen people pay maybe $1000 for all four. He does have bigger wheels though, so that might be an issue too.

Not saying there aren’t other options but non foam vs foam I’ve seen and heard the diff from independent study.

Stop yo face

Agreed. In 20 years we'll have self driving cars, and 600 or 800 miles of range on one charge.

My gas suv on 20s is almost 2k for high end tires.....not everyone drives corollas on.16inch rims with missing hubcaps

Battery is rated for much longer than 5 years lol

my tires have 50,000 mile warranty. was $1,200 for all season, with free tire rotations, patch up’s, or a whole new tire for free if not patchable for the entire length of the tires life. these are also high end tires made specifically for EV’s. and regular cars in my area take tires that are about 1000 dollars so it’s only a little more expensive. i also think it’s deceiving in the video to say the upgraded tire cost (21 inch) and not the regular tire cost. i charge it with a standard outlet. when you average off peak and on peak for me it’s about 9 cents. say you are gone 10 hours of the day- that means you can charge for roughly 14 hours in a standard outlet that adds 14 kwh which where i live is the equivalent of 4.733 dollars in gas but 1.26 dollars of energy to charge. and that’s with just a regular old outlet. and i don’t even have to go to a gas station. just simply plug it in. it’s more than enough for me. and teslas are known to go past 300k in miles.

Only 1 percent of cars in America are EV. EV isn't going to save anything. Detroit is doing just fine.

Have you been in one ? You probably say that because you cant afford one. I love my refreshed M3 LR

@@cellman1829 Yes because you have to be rich to afford a $39,000 Model 3. omg

Used 2022 model 3’s are like $18,000

@@beatsbymagic2933 HUGE depreciation when you buy a Tesla. No wonder Tesla is doing badly: sales are down stock is way down 15,000 employees were fired Optimus is way inferior to Atlas bot

​@@DerekDavis213still more value than a ice car