gilscales
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It is all over the place for sure but the general trend is down since I installed TeslaFi and the ability now to track it, still we cannot be sure what is real degradation and what may be a software calculation error
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High Mileage Model 3s
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It is all over the place for sure but the general trend is down since I installed TeslaFi and the ability now to track it, still we cannot be sure what is real degradation and what may be a software calculation error
Sounds like the software calculation does that. Maybe try rebooting the ECU. Some also say to balance the pack by running giving it a full charge. Not sure if any of it helps. Sometimes I see the numbers go down a few miles and then a few days later they are back up. I think the battery management system works it all out.
4 months as of yesterday (purchased 4/11). 14,450 miles - RW LR. I love the car and obviously drive it all the time.
3 interactions with Tesla service and they have been awesome. Tesla came to my house to replace a speaker that went out and install a new chargeport door both at no cost. I also had them rotate the tires for approximately $70.
It goes into the body shop next week to replace the rear passenger side door and some body damage. I wasn’t paying attention and it swiped a construction barrier on autopilot. It took 3 weeks to get the door from Tesla and will take 2 weeks to repair.
Best car and no regrets other than trusting it too much in autopilot (easy to do). It’s paradigm shifting and I have no apprehension about driving it frequently. It’s so inexpensive to charge it at home and it’s a blast to drive.
3 interactions with Tesla service and they have been awesome. Tesla came to my house to replace a speaker that went out and install a new chargeport door both at no cost. I also had them rotate the tires for approximately $70.
It goes into the body shop next week to replace the rear passenger side door and some body damage. I wasn’t paying attention and it swiped a construction barrier on autopilot. It took 3 weeks to get the door from Tesla and will take 2 weeks to repair.
Best car and no regrets other than trusting it too much in autopilot (easy to do). It’s paradigm shifting and I have no apprehension about driving it frequently. It’s so inexpensive to charge it at home and it’s a blast to drive.
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21k miles, 1 year old, vin in the 2x,xxx range. Had a drive unit replaced due to loud clicking. Had a window controller replaced because it would randomly roll down with the car parked and locked. Had a tail light replaced due to excessive water inside. Had a stuck frunk latch replaced. I need new tires in the next 3k-5k miles. Full charge is 297 miles. Never supercharged, normally keep at 80% SOC for daily commuting (80-90 miles for 3 or 4 days a week and 120 miles 1-2 days a week). I have only charged to 100% a handfull of times for trips.
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