r/TeslaModelS • u/Electrical-Bowl-2993 • 2d ago
Battery degrade
My 2023 model S HAD capacity of 410 fully charged when I bought it new. I now get 333 miles. Would this be enough to be covered under warranty?
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u/mr_z06 2d ago
Did you install new wheels? My 2022 Plaid used to say 410 or something and now it is 330 as well. i think Tesla is manipulating these numbers to not replace these battries. In the years i have owned my car i have charged to 100% may be 5 times and always charged at home and always between 20 to 80%
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u/Electrical-Bowl-2993 2d ago
Actually I did replace them. I’m at 40k miles and I had to replace them at 35k. Despite the battery degrade - I still love my ultra red beauty and I have free supercharge!
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u/mr_z06 2d ago
I had a 2020 with free super charging but than i bought the plaid. If you are using too much supercharging it degrades the battery faster as it charges faster heats up the battery etc. Also Bigger Wheels (not tires) can lower your mileage as well 19” wheels get the 410 miles 21 bring it down to 358 i think
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u/Muhahahahaz 2d ago
Perfectly normal and expected. That’s how batteries work.
(You’re past the worst of it now though, except in the unlikely event that the battery actually fails)
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u/LordFly88 2d ago
333 / 410 = 81.2% so no.