7 Things You Should Know for Range Efficiency Your Tesla Model Y 2024

7 Things You Should Know for Range Efficiency Your Tesla Model Y 2024
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Intro 00:00
How Can You Protect Your Tires for Maximum Efficiency? 00:25
How Does Keeping Your Tesla Clean Enhance Its Efficiency? 02:36
How Can You Ensure Fresh Air in Your Tesla for Maximum Efficiency? 04:42
How Can You Maintain the 12-volt Battery for Maximum Efficiency? 07:17
How Can You Adjust Your Driving Style for Maximum Range Efficiency? 09:32
How Can You Monitor Maintenance Using Your Tesla App? 11:36
How Does Reducing Unnecessary Weight Improve Range Efficiency? 11:52
Outro 12:13
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7 Things You Should Know for Range Efficiency Your Tesla Model Y 2024
Attention Tesla owners: many of you are overlooking simple, cost-free maintenance steps that can be done right at home. These essential settings and adjustments will ensure your Tesla, especially the Model Y, performs at its peak efficiency. Are you curious about what these steps are? Want to know how to maximize your Tesla's potential? Stay tuned, as we dive into 7 key tips in today's video.
How Can You Protect Your Tires for Maximum Efficiency?
7 Things You Should Know for Range Efficiency Your Tesla Model Y 2024
Protecting your tires is crucial for maximizing the range efficiency of your Tesla Model Y 2024. Start with regularly checking and adjusting your tire pressure. The standard tire pressure for a Tesla is 42 PSI. You can do this at home using a portable air compressor, which costs around $60 on Amazon. For example, if your current tire pressure reads 39.5 PSI, you need to adjust it to 42 PSI by setting the compressor and pressing a button to inflate the tires to the desired pressure.
7 Things You Should Know for Range Efficiency Your Tesla Model Y 2024
Tesla also recommends maintaining a tire pressure of 42 PSI when the tires are hot to ensure optimal performance and increased range. It's important to check tire pressure after driving 20-30 miles because checking when tires are cold can give lower readings than recommended. Maintaining the correct tire pressure helps optimize your vehicle's range by reducing the energy needed to move the car. If the pressure is too low, your Tesla will consume more energy, reducing its range.
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[@CharlesSatinkcharlessatinka]

Keeping the cabin air filter clean is such an easy maintenance tip. 👍

[@dennislourana]

I didnt realize tire pressure was so important for range. Good to know! 👍

[@BelovedWright]

Such a helpful video for Tesla owners! Thanks, Adam Tech!

[@vuanthea]

These tips are super practical and easy to follow. Thanks!

[@lindawinifred30]

Thanks for the tip about avoiding unnecessary app usage to save battery.

[@ChristabelNaila]

The video was very well explained and easy to understand. Thanks!

[@jieraymx1]

Very informative video, thanks for sharing!

[@hinar4cn]

Great advice about using lightweight floor mats. Every bit helps!

[@kyler3hz]

Checking tire pressure after driving is a great tip!

[@CosimaRosaleen-xc9cj]

Loved the tip about using Chill Mode to save energy and tire life.

[@kaytlynpeter]

Great tips for maximizing range efficiency on the Tesla Model Y!

[@jesusitanguyen]

I never thought about rotating tires to ensure even wear. Thanks! 🙏

[@farrahzyh5]

Interesting point about replacing the desiccant bag in the AC system.

[@donatellakishi]

Definitely going to try preconditioning the battery before driving.

[@ManuelBella-mq9nf]

I need to start using the Tesla app for maintenance reminders.

[@josejason68]

Love the idea of using Chill Mode to extend tire life. 😊

[@dylanwalker19]

Appreciate the tip about keeping the car plugged in when not in use.

[@TylerYashashree-us3vd]

Didnt know following trucks could reduce drag. Interesting!

[@jackv5u1]

Regularly cleaning the car for better efficiency? Makes sense!

[@DanteDhara]

Keeping the car plugged in reduces battery cycles? Didnt know that!

[@AdeleAvantika]

I didnt know a clean car could save energy. Time to wash mine!

[@wallacenelson1179]

How do you keep 42psi when the tires are cold and when they are hot?