7 brand new ways to improve the range of your Tesla by 2025. All you need to update!

00:00 Introduction
00:30 Do you check your tires properly?
03:10 How can Aero wheels increase the range of your Tesla?
04:15 How can reducing the weight of your Tesla improve its range?
04:58 How can managing your HVAC system improve the range of your Tesla?
06:11 How can pre-conditioning your battery improve the range of your Tesla?
08:42 How can speed control improve the range of your Tesla?
10:20 How can using /"Chill mode/" improve the range of your Tesla?
11:22 Out

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7 brand new ways to improve the range of your Tesla by 2025. All you need to update!
As a Tesla owner, you may have experienced firsthand that charging and driving your Tesla in temperatures of 32 degrees Fahrenheit or lower can reduce range and increase charging time. This winter you might be looking for some tips and tricks to maximize your driving range and help save on those longer charging times as we head into the cold winter months. Here are the 7 best ways to protect and extend the range of your Tesla. Curious about what they are? Let's dive in.
Do you check your tires properly?
7 brand new ways to improve the range of your Tesla by 2025. Everything you need to update!
Driving on slippery or snowy roads can significantly reduce your car's range. Just like driving in cold air, navigating wet, snowy, or icy roads can have a significant energy drain on all vehicles, including both EVs and ICE vehicles. When you drive on slippery surfaces, especially in icy conditions, your tires lose traction, causing the car to work harder and use more energy to move forward. This also applies when driving through snow, as the car must control both skidding and the greater physical force required to drive through snow, which generates rolling resistance.
7 brand new ways to improve the range of your Tesla by 2025. All you need to update!
It is critical that you ensure your tires are properly inflated. Tesla recommends maintaining a tire pressure of 42 PSI in cold temperatures to optimize fuel economy. While some drivers lower tire pressure to 37 PSI in colder weather, expecting pressure to increase as tires warm, Tesla recommends keeping pressure at 42 PSI for best performance. A temperature drop of 10 degrees Fahrenheit can result in a loss of 1 PSI.
Do you usually maintain a tire pressure of 42 PSI? Reply “1” if yes, respond “2” if you have frequent tire pressure again and don't forget to share it in the comment below.

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