21:16 I live in Knoxville (not far from Turkey Creek where you stopped to charge at all) and I have to say that I see that car during Christmas time every year lol. That's very funny you just stopped here and ran into him too!
Going to Windsor on the weekends is a rite of passage for young people in Michigan because you have to be 19 to drink. That might account for your traffic.
I would charge till you have a 10-15 % buffer to next stop. Otherwise, start that stretch at speed limit and once your buffer goes over 10% you can increase speed and watch it as you go. Set your next supercharger as the destination so the car will precondition the battery for faster charging. If you have a stop that is long like 40 mins, charge there for 20 and go to the next closest one to charge other 20 mins as it’s faster 2-20 mins stop than a long single 40 min stop based on how battery charging curve is. Charge at your last stop for the day while battery warm vs charging in the morning when battery is cold and will take much much longer to charge in the cold morning weather.
Omg Meijer is the best! Plenty of those in Chicagoland! I really enjoyed watching your road trip vlog! Never be afraid to drive with 5% SoC. Tesla are very accurate with their trip planner 😇
You mentioned a complete shutdown, but you didn't mention any phantom braking? What is your experience with this? If you have had it, how do you handle it?
As of yet, and fortunately, we have never experienced the phantom braking we have heard of. I will definitely update if we do on any of our near trips in the future.
We are about to do this trip on January 20th in our Tesla. Was the cost $230USD or CAD just trying to compare to when we drove with our ICE vehicles before.
We definitely prefer the Pittsburgh route when the weather is nice! It’s so much more scenic, and it’s really fun to drive those winding roads through the mountains! I75 is nice because it’s a straight-shot, and there are lots of places to stop overnight - but we do find the drive a little bit more boring. Have you driven both and do you have a preference?
@@ever.after.adventures I’ve only done the drive one way on the i75 from Toronto or Naples, then flew back. Our next trip to Naples will be i75 south but will do the mountain route back to Toronto to switch it up and make the trip home more exciting,! Thanks 😊 Love your videos!
21:16 I live in Knoxville (not far from Turkey Creek where you stopped to charge at all) and I have to say that I see that car during Christmas time every year lol. That's very funny you just stopped here and ran into him too!
We had no clue such a fun vehicle existed. We are really glad we got to see it. Thanks for watching our video!!
The gooiness in your white castles is mostly onions. The meat patty is really thin and they cook it on a bed of onions.
Going to Windsor on the weekends is a rite of passage for young people in Michigan because you have to be 19 to drink. That might account for your traffic.
Oh totally! I think that's true of many border towns across Canada! Lots of stories of 19 year old Americans coming up to Montreal to party too! hahah
I would charge till you have a 10-15 % buffer to next stop. Otherwise, start that stretch at speed limit and once your buffer goes over 10% you can increase speed and watch it as you go. Set your next supercharger as the destination so the car will precondition the battery for faster charging. If you have a stop that is long like 40 mins, charge there for 20 and go to the next closest one to charge other 20 mins as it’s faster 2-20 mins stop than a long single 40 min stop based on how battery charging curve is. Charge at your last stop for the day while battery warm vs charging in the morning when battery is cold and will take much much longer to charge in the cold morning weather.
Great tips, thank you so much for sharing! We’ll give these a shot on the way back!
Omg Meijer is the best! Plenty of those in Chicagoland! I really enjoyed watching your road trip vlog! Never be afraid to drive with 5% SoC. Tesla are very accurate with their trip planner 😇
Thanks so much! Omg it makes me so nervous to get it down to 5%, but you’re right, it is very accurate. I just need to learn how to trust it! 😂
Also, for future, reference Georgia and Tennessee and maybe Florida have Krystal which is exactly like white castle.
Ooh good to know! I've seen Krystal around before, but have never eaten there!
Not exactly like White Castle but kinda close lol
nice vid
This was fun!😅
We had lots of fun making this!!
White Castle burgers are best enjoyed at 2:30am after a night of drinking. If you know you know lol
You mentioned a complete shutdown, but you didn't mention any phantom braking? What is your experience with this? If you have had it, how do you handle it?
As of yet, and fortunately, we have never experienced the phantom braking we have heard of. I will definitely update if we do on any of our near trips in the future.
We are about to do this trip on January 20th in our Tesla.
Was the cost $230USD or CAD just trying to compare to when we drove with our ICE vehicles before.
Hi Jonathon, it was $230 CAD! Good luck with your road trip - Hope you have lots of fun :)
Do you prefer the I75 Detroit route vs the Pittsburgh route you took on the way back?
We definitely prefer the Pittsburgh route when the weather is nice! It’s so much more scenic, and it’s really fun to drive those winding roads through the mountains! I75 is nice because it’s a straight-shot, and there are lots of places to stop overnight - but we do find the drive a little bit more boring.
Have you driven both and do you have a preference?
@@ever.after.adventures I’ve only done the drive one way on the i75 from Toronto or Naples, then flew back. Our next trip to Naples will be i75 south but will do the mountain route back to Toronto to switch it up and make the trip home more exciting,! Thanks 😊
Love your videos!