Poll: For those with Zero degradation, what level do you set your charge limit?

[MaryAnning3]

How does one “allow the batteries to equalize and/or the max to reset”?

I think the essence of what ewood is saying is that many people worry too much about the mileage range they see and that variations in that often just come from inaccuracy in the state of charge estimation. Those inaccuracies are unimportant and do not indicate battery degradation. There is nothing that you need to do to "equalize" (balance) or "reset the max".
(And the things people do do, e.g., "touching the shore", are generally less than ideal for your battery

 

[MaryAnning3]

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I respectfully disagree. I also think that charging to 70% is fine if you want to. Maybe once in a blue moon charge to 90% and you won't have this pathological issue.

 

[Wennfred]

From the guy with the 50,000+ mile Model 3, he says 80% seems to be the sweet spot for him

Fred

 

[KenC]

59 votes, and still very evenly balanced in charging strategies. I'm thinking maybe another survey for those with alot of degradation, to see what their charging strategies are.

 

[Occhis]

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Thanks for that. Hope mine is not going down as far as her’s!