Direct answer: Test whether a buyer and an AI system can identify the product, confirm the correct vehicle configuration, understand installation and risk, verify evidence, locate market-specific support, and distinguish the independent brand from Tesla.
1. Product identity
- Does every priority product have a stable SKU and revision?
- Are category, intended use, supplied components, and supersession clear?
- Are marketplace and distributor names consistent with the official record?
2. Fitment
- Are model, build or model-year range, variant, region, and steering configuration stated?
- Are VIN, installed-equipment, photo, or measurement checks defined?
- Are exclusions and uncertain configurations visible?
- Is the verification method and date recorded?
3. Installation and safety
- Are tools, skill, time, warnings, and checkpoints documented?
- Does the page name affected vehicle systems?
- Are professional-install requirements clear?
- Are high-voltage, charging, braking, steering, restraint, structural, ADAS, camera, radar, thermal, and other safety-critical topics escalated for qualified review?
4. Materials and testing
- Are material, dimensions, finish, and production revision specific?
- Does every test name method, sample, conditions, result, date, and limitation?
- Do photos represent the stated product and vehicle configuration?
5. Warranty, returns, and support
- Is the seller's product warranty separated from Tesla vehicle warranty?
- Are incorrect-fit, damage, missing-part, return, and replacement processes visible?
- Is US warranty language aligned with current FTC and Tesla sources?
- Are support inputs such as VIN, photos, and product number handled responsibly?
6. Market and trademark controls
- Are US, UK, and EU availability and claims reviewed separately?
- Does the site avoid Tesla logos and official-affiliation language?
- Is a visible independent, non-affiliated status statement present?
- Are product-safety and vehicle-component requirements reviewed by product and market?
7. Technical and structured access
- Are priority pages indexable, mobile-friendly, internally linked, and fast?
- Do canonical URLs, metadata, sitemaps, and structured data match visible content?
- Is Product markup limited to real product pages?
- Are authors, technical reviewers, and update dates visible?
8. AI answer baseline
Sample discovery, compatibility, best-product, comparison, installation, warranty, safety, material, durability, shipping, returns, dealer, and troubleshooting prompts by model and market. Record brand inclusion, fitment accuracy, unsupported claims, citations, competitor framing, and the correction owner.
Priority rule
Fix a dangerous or overbroad compatibility claim before publishing more traffic content. Then close the highest-value fitment and support gaps before expanding into broad “best accessories” coverage.
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Sources
- Tesla, Parts Catalog. Accessed September 1, 2026.
- Tesla, Vehicle Warranty. Accessed September 1, 2026.
- Tesla, Additional Resources. Accessed September 1, 2026.
- Federal Trade Commission, Auto Warranties and Auto Service Contracts. Accessed September 1, 2026.
- European Union, Regulation (EU) 2023/988. Accessed September 1, 2026.
Audit note: This checklist is an editorial and public-evidence review, not a product approval, legal opinion, engineering assessment, or guarantee of AI visibility.