Is it bad to supercharge all the time?

[bigslick]

I am moving to an apartment (getting divorced) and they don't have a charger there like I have at my current house so I will have to use Superchargers all the time. Is this a bad thing for the battery? I have a Level 2 charger at my current house but I won't have that at my new apartment. What else can I do and is supercharging the only way I can charge my car?

All advice is appreciated. Thanks!

I bought a used 2014 Model S with free supercharging in May of 2019, and I use it for rideshare. Every night I charge my car at home, In the morning I go out and drive for about 3 or 4 hours, then go to a supercharger 4 miles from my house, I eat lunch, and go back out and drive for another 3 hours. then repeat the process of charging at home over night. A few months back, I was supercharging, and all of a sudden the rate of charge dropped from about 150 miles per hour, to 60. I moved to another stall, and the same thing was happening. I decided to go to a different charging station, and when I got on the road, and the car seemed have only about half the usual power, so I drove it 4 miles to a Tesla service and had them check it out. They said there was no alerts about a problem, then asked if I supercharge a lot, I said every day, he said maybe not supercharge so much. My looked into it on some Tesla blogs, everybody says not to worry about it.

 

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