12 Things to Avoid Doing with Your Tesla

TLDRIn this video, we discuss 12 things that you should avoid doing with your Tesla to ensure a better ownership experience. Topics include closing the front trunk properly, using the manual door release, charging to 100%, avoiding software bypassing, avoiding touch car washes, and more.

Key insights

🚫Slamming the front trunk or not properly closing it can damage your Tesla.

🚪Avoid using the manual door release to prevent potential damage to the window or window sill trim.

🔋Refrain from charging your Tesla to 100% on a regular basis to reduce battery degradation.

Do not use software bypassing devices or autopilot bypass devices as they can be detected by Tesla and lead to software limitations or disabled features.

🌧️Avoid touch car washes to prevent scratches and swirl marks on your Tesla's paint.

Q&A

How should I close the front trunk of my Tesla?

Refer to the car's manual for the specific instructions on how to properly close the front trunk of your Tesla model.

Can I use the manual door release if my Tesla loses power?

In case of a power loss, you can use the manual door release. However, it is best to avoid using it to prevent potential damage to the window or window sill trim.

Should I always charge my Tesla to 100%?

It is not recommended to charge your Tesla to 100% on a regular basis, as it can lead to battery degradation. It is best to charge to 100% only when necessary, such as for long road trips.

Can I install software bypassing devices or autopilot bypass devices on my Tesla?

Installing software bypassing devices or autopilot bypass devices on your Tesla is not recommended. Tesla can detect these devices, and their use can lead to software limitations or disabled features.

Is it safe to take my Tesla to a touch car wash?

It is best to avoid taking your Tesla to touch car washes, as they can cause scratches and swirl marks on your Tesla's paint. Opt for safer cleaning methods, such as hand washing or using a touchless car wash.

Timestamped Summary

00:08Welcome back to the My Tesla Channel. In this video, we will discuss 12 things to avoid doing with your Tesla for a better ownership experience.

00:28The first thing to avoid is slamming the front trunk or not properly closing it. Tesla has a specific way to close the front trunk, so refer to the car's manual for instructions.

01:32Using the manual door release can cause potential damage to the window or window sill trim. It's best to avoid using it unless necessary.

02:03Charging your Tesla to 100% on a regular basis can lead to battery degradation. Charge to 100% only when necessary, such as for long road trips.

04:46Software bypassing devices and autopilot bypass devices should be avoided, as they can be detected by Tesla and lead to software limitations or disabled features.

08:21Touch car washes can cause scratches and swirl marks on your Tesla's paint. It's best to use safer cleaning methods, such as hand washing or touchless car washes.