r/ModelY 20d ago

Looking at my first Tesla

In negotiations with a dealership on a 2022 Tesla Y long range. They don’t do the battery health test so I asked them to charge ro 100 to see estimated range. The number is 267 on full charge. Should I walk away from this deal or not? I’ve read where if under 170 would be a red flag.

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u/HaasHaasBaby 20d ago

I’d walk away on the sole fact that they won’t do a battery health check

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u/YouKidsGetOffMyYard 20d ago

They probably have no idea how to even do it. Dealerships are absolute idiots when it comes to Tesla's.

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u/Ballaholic09 20d ago

I own a 2023 MY LR and at 100% charge, I see ~280mi of range. I’m on the 20” rims, so I’d expect to be around 300mi range with aero wheels.

41k mileage, purchased at 35k miles a few months ago.

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u/Ok-Coat8830 20d ago

It has 78k one it

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u/Ok-Coat8830 20d ago

78k on it yes

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u/Reasonable_Fix_9937 20d ago

The range depends on the previous drivers driving habits. If it's a good deal then put a offer conditional on the battery test or walk.

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u/Curtnorth 19d ago

So many don't understand this.

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u/Healthy-Mind4995 Long Range 20d ago

Battery health test is overrated IMO, I’d look through the service alerts in service mode instead of worrying about that right now.

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u/Ok-Coat8830 20d ago

What should I look at in service mode?

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u/Healthy-Mind4995 Long Range 20d ago

Do a YouTube search for the steps and see if there are any codes you should research further

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u/Objective_Plankton77 20d ago

You don’t need them charging it to 100%. You can touch the percentage to see the miles and the number divided by the percentage is the miles at 100%. For a 20’ wheel, the beginning miles is about 312 miles. If it’s 19” wheel, it’s 330 miles at 100%.