RIPPING OUR HIGH MILEAGE TESLA MODEL 3 OVER 3000 MILES ROUND TRIP FROM COLORADO TO OREGON

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This video documents a 3,000-mile round trip from Colorado to Oregon in a 2019 Tesla Model 3 Performance. The reviewer highlights the car's reliability and efficiency, noting it has lost minimal battery capacity despite nearing 100,000 miles and extensive Supercharging. The new Nokian One All Season tires, mounted on Martian MW03 wheels, are praised for their comfort, low rolling resistance, and surprisingly good grip during spirited driving, even in track mode. The reviewer also emphasizes the seamless and superior experience of Tesla's Supercharger network, particularly in remote areas like Wyoming and Montana, contrasting it with the limitations of CCS chargers in those regions. Challenges encountered included a squeaky control arm and a near-empty battery situation due to a missed exit, which was resolved through careful driving. The video also touches on the practicalities of EV road-tripping, such as charging speeds, battery management, and the occasional bottleneck at busy Supercharger stations.