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For your convenience, you may leave your vehicle in my driveway on the left side for the duration of your trip.

--No Pets --No Smoking --Absolutely no street or track racing. This vehicle is to be rented for normal city and highway driving only. --Please enjoy very limited use of full Insane Mode acceleration from a dead stop (stop lights, etc). Flooring the acceleration in Insane Mode significantly wears on the tires, so it is preferred that this type of driving is kept to a minimum (automatic records are kept on battery usage spikes). Additionally, because of the stress it puts on the vehicle, Tesla may permanently reduce the power of my vehicle if it notices a pattern of constant launching from a dead stop. --"Autopilot" does not mean you can turn the feature on and watch a movie on your phone. You still need to pay full attention to the road and your surroundings. --Please avoid opening the "frunk", or front trunk. There is a special way to close it. If you slam it closed, it will cause damage to the hood. --Please do not take the car through an automatic car wash - it will damage the wheels.

• How to operate a Tesla Model S

  https://youtu.be/kLIBYlgsHis https://www.tesla.com/support/model-s-walkthrough Useful tips to prevent charging range anxiety 1. Always assume that the last 50 miles of charge is not there. If the remaining charge shows 200 miles, you should plan on getting to a charger in 150 miles. The displayed range is under ideal conditions - 55 mph on a freeway, at warm temperatures. 2. Take every opportunity to charge at a supercharger. There is no cost to charge at a supercharger. Even if you have 100 miles left when you are near a supercharger, please go ahead and plug it in for a few minutes. It might save anxious moments later. In Raleigh, there is a Supercharger in the North Hills Target parking lot. Please be aware that if you leave the vehicle plugged in for more than 5 minutes AFTER Supercharging has completed, costs will incur to you at a rate of 50c-$1 per minute. The car will notify you how long it will take to fully charge. 3. Never cut it close. If the car runs out of charge, it will have to be towed on a flat bed truck. 4. If no supercharger, where possible, it is preferable to use 220V electrical sockets. These have the NEMA 14-50 or J1772 connectors. They typically charge at 15-25 miles an hour. The 110V chargers will give you just 3 miles an hour. 5. You can use the GPS in the car to find chargers. On a PC or phone, you can use this link: https://www.tesla.com/findus 6. If traveling long distances, use "Range Mode" in the settings, and keep A/C and Heat use to a low setting.