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There are many effective ways to extend your Tesla’s battery life. Here are a few key tips taken directly from Tesla’s official manual: 1. Charge at Level 1 or Level 2 (Mobile Connectors or Wall Chargers) whenever possible. Save the Supercharging for road trips or long drives. 2. For vehicles with a recommended daily charge limit of 80%, keep your daily charge limit at about 80. Save 100% for those times when you've got a long drive ahead of you. See Charge Settings. 3. Charge more frequently. Waiting until the Battery is low to charge can strain the Battery over time. 4. Avoid leaving the Battery at or near 0% or 100% for long periods of time whenever possible. 5. When you store your Tesla for long periods of time, leave the Battery at around 50% charge and keep it plugged in if possible. Use the charge settings to maintain the 50% level. 6. 10. For LFP battery vehicles Tesla recommends setting your daily charge limit to 100% and charging to 100% at least once per week. This helps calibrate the battery management system.




@d2fl I honestly don’t think seniors should have to pay for it. I can take anyone younger having to pay for it, but not the seniors.


My home is paid off. Why do I have to pay property taxes on it?


My home is paid off. Why do I have to pay property taxes on it?






















