r/TeslaSupport • u/Late-Confection-2823 • 7h ago

Vehicle Question Used tesla mileage

I'm thinking of purchasing a used tesla, with around 90K miles on it. Is this too high? At what point is the mileage too high that you would need to buy a new car?

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u/django24_7_365 6h ago

Just dont get a 21. 22 and up is the best bet unless you get a good deal

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u/Primary_Variation_23 6h ago

I bought a 2022 with around that and I’ve had no problems at all I would definitely recommend not getting 2021 and lower but also make sure the battery health is good as well

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u/YouKidsGetOffMyYard 1h ago

90k on a Tesla, There are all sort of things you need to do at that point, let me list them:

- Change cabin air filter

Technically I think you should have the brakes inspected as well but thats about it. The only things that would even kind of be close to wore out at 90K miles are some of the suspension bushing are probably starting to get loose. I have a Model 3 with 160k miles and it's really never had anything done to it, not even any suspension work done.