We email only when something needs attention.
The same buttons as the Tesla app, here on your status page: lock, climate, charging, windows and the rest. Each tap sends one command to the car through Tesla’s signed link; Watch never sends one on its own.
Low-voltage (12V) battery
Electrical system backup power is unavailable
Vehicle will consume more energy while idle
The low voltage backup power is unavailable, so the car will use more energy while parked.
Driver assistance
Lane departure avoidance activated
Vehicle departing lane
Lane departure warning fired while driving. Normal driver assistance behavior.
The car's stored log from before Watch. Nothing here emails you; it is the starting point Watch compares against. Repeats of any of these from here on count as new.
Tire monitoring
Tire pressure low
Check tire pressure and inflate to the recommended value
Tire pressure was below the recommended level (the early, soft warning).
Tesla's own schedule, tracked against your odometer. Watch cannot see what happened before it connected, so tap Mark done once for anything you have had serviced and the countdown starts from there.
Mail lands in your inbox. Push is a notification on a phone you have turned them on for. They are separate on purpose.
Changes save as you tap and apply to this car. Urgent alerts arrive right away; everything else comes in one summary email at 8 AM, and nothing buzzes your phone between 9 PM and 8 AM unless it is urgent.
Charge complete, charging interrupted, doors or windows left open, left unlocked, low battery and sentry events. Your Tesla app already sends all of these, so RideRite staying quiet about them is the point, not a gap. Your car’s live lock, door, window and sentry state is on the status page whenever you want to look.
One button, no phone call, no email to us. It takes you straight to your subscription, where Cancel subscription is on the page.
Cancel my subscriptionYou sign in with your email and a six digit code, no password. Cancelling stops all future charges right away, and the checks stop with it, usually within the hour. It cannot be undone from your side, so if you change your mind you subscribe again rather than reversing it. Your readings and history are kept, so coming back later picks up where you left off.
Nothing on that page? Then there is no live subscription on that email, so nothing is being charged. If your card says otherwise, mail Kevin@riderite.us and it gets sorted the same day.
Removing RideRite in your Tesla app, under Security and Privacy, Third-Party Apps, revokes our access to the car that second, so the checks stop immediately. It does not touch your plan, so the billing carries on until you cancel above. Leaving for good? Cancel first, then disconnect.
Battery, range, mileage, tire pressures, charge state, lock and closure state, and the fault alerts your car stores. Nothing else, and never where the car is unless you switch location on above.
Your readings are yours. Export everything as CSV from the History section on the status page, any time, no request needed.
Tesla app, Security and Privacy, Third-Party Apps, remove RideRite. That revokes our access the same second, without going through us. It does not cancel a paid plan, see the Account tab.
Live readings on. Battery, range, mileage and tire readings on this page arrive straight from the car as they change, so they are as fresh as the car itself and it is never woken for them. Fault alerts and warranty checks run on the usual schedule.
The same buttons as the Tesla app, here on your status page: lock, climate, charging, windows and the rest. Each tap sends one command to the car through Tesla’s signed link; Watch never sends one on its own. The car is asleep right now, so a tap wakes it first (about 30 seconds).
Tesla's own schedule, tracked against your odometer. Watch cannot see what happened before it connected, so tap Mark done once for anything you have had serviced and the countdown starts from there.
Mail lands in your inbox. Push is a notification on a phone you have turned them on for. They are separate on purpose.
Changes save as you tap and apply to this car. Urgent alerts arrive right away; everything else comes in one summary email at 8 AM, and nothing buzzes your phone between 9 PM and 8 AM unless it is urgent.
Charge complete, charging interrupted, doors or windows left open, left unlocked, low battery and sentry events. Your Tesla app already sends all of these, so RideRite staying quiet about them is the point, not a gap. Your car’s live lock, door, window and sentry state is on the status page whenever you want to look.
One button, no phone call, no email to us. It takes you straight to your subscription, where Cancel subscription is on the page.
Cancel my subscriptionYou sign in with your email and a six digit code, no password. Cancelling stops all future charges right away, and the checks stop with it, usually within the hour. It cannot be undone from your side, so if you change your mind you subscribe again rather than reversing it. Your readings and history are kept, so coming back later picks up where you left off.
Nothing on that page? Then there is no live subscription on that email, so nothing is being charged. If your card says otherwise, mail Kevin@riderite.us and it gets sorted the same day.
Removing RideRite in your Tesla app, under Security and Privacy, Third-Party Apps, revokes our access to the car that second, so the checks stop immediately. It does not touch your plan, so the billing carries on until you cancel above. Leaving for good? Cancel first, then disconnect.
Battery, range, mileage, tire pressures, charge state, lock and closure state, and the fault alerts your car stores. Nothing else, and never where the car is unless you switch location on above.
Your readings are yours. Export everything as CSV from the History section on the status page, any time, no request needed.
Tesla app, Security and Privacy, Third-Party Apps, remove RideRite. That revokes our access the same second, without going through us. It does not cancel a paid plan, see the Account tab.
Live readings on. Battery, range, mileage and tire readings on this page arrive straight from the car as they change, so they are as fresh as the car itself and it is never woken for them. Fault alerts and warranty checks run on the usual schedule.
You do not have to open the page above. Watch emails you when something changes and stays quiet when nothing does.
At 60 and 30 days out (by date or by your driving pace) you get an email, so anything covered gets to Tesla while it is still their bill.
Watch gives you the information; what to do with it is your call. Three routes, any time: Tesla (Tesla app, Service, Request Service, paste the code), a quote from Ride Rite if you are in San Jose or the Bay Area (request one here), or any independent mechanic you trust. Everything on this page and in our emails is automated and self-serve.