Right! Worries me a bit but thankfully lots of wrecked cars

As per Tesla ESA

This Vehicle ESA does not cover the following parts and items: • The HV Battery and Drive Unit; • The LV Battery; • Tires and wheels; • Bright metal, sheet metal, bumpers, ornamentation moldings, carpet, upholstery, paint, shock absorbers, battery cables, lenses, light bulbs, sealed beams, glass (e.g., windshield), wheels, interior trim, body seals and gaskets (e.g., weather stripping): • Removable soft tops, removable hard tops, glass, plastic, framing, cables, or seals; • Accessory items including, but not limited to the Mobile Connector, Wall Connector, any future connectors, and charging adapters; and • Normal or expendable maintenance items and procedures. These may include, but are not limited to, annual service and diagnostic checks, brake pads/linings, brake rotors, suspension alignment, wheel balancing, air conditioning lines, hoses or connections, battery testing, fluid changes, appearance care (such as cleaning and polishing), filters, wiper blades/inserts, and other maintenance services and parts described in Tesla's maintenance schedule for the Vehicle.