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My Tesla referral link
Looking for a Tesla referral link? Hi, I’m Brandon Parrish—here’s my personal link if you’d like to use it.
Current known promotion: 3 free months of Full Self-Driving (Supervised).
Offer noted September 9, 2026. Availability and eligibility can change. Confirm that Tesla displays this benefit for your purchase before ordering.
My link, if you’d rather copy it: https://ts.la/brandon80337Referral disclosure: I may receive a reward from Tesla if you use my link for a qualifying purchase. You may also qualify for a buyer benefit, subject to Tesla’s current terms. No specific discount or reward is guaranteed.
10 Tesla tips even owners can miss
There’s more to a Tesla than the obvious features. Here are ten useful details worth knowing—whether you’re shopping for your first one or already have one in the driveway.
Features and menus vary by model, model year, hardware, region, and software. These tips draw mainly on Tesla’s U.S. Model 3 documentation; check your own vehicle’s manual. Explore settings while parked.
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Send a destination from your phone straight to the car
Found an address in a maps app? Use your phone’s Share option and choose Tesla to send the destination to your vehicle. Tesla documents this for iOS and Android with mobile-app access enabled; support depends on the app sharing the location.
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Navigating to a Supercharger helps prepare the battery
Select the actual Supercharger in the car’s navigation, rather than just driving there or entering a nearby address. The vehicle can prepare the battery along the way for faster charging. Give it time to prepare; your arrival charge level, battery temperature, and charger conditions still matter.
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There isn’t one ideal daily charge limit for every Tesla
Battery types differ, so a charging routine that suits a friend’s car may not suit yours. Follow the recommended daily limit shown by your vehicle or Tesla app, rather than assuming every Tesla should charge to the same percentage.
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Scheduled preconditioning prepares more than the cabin
The Schedule controls can prepare the cabin and battery before departure. Where available, an End by charging time can also finish charging closer to when you leave, reducing the need to reheat a battery that cooled down after an early charge. Scheduled charging does not apply at Superchargers.
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The left scroll wheel can be a customizable shortcut
On supported vehicles, a long press of the left scroll button can activate a chosen function—not just control music. Look for Controls → Display → Scroll Button Function. You can select a shortcut or choose Ask each time for a menu.
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Joe Mode can make the ride quieter for sleeping passengers
Look for Controls → Safety → Joe Mode. It lowers the volume of chimes unrelated to critical safety issues. It does not mute critical safety alerts, so think of it as a quieter cabin—not a way to silence warnings.
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Your horn can also save Dashcam footage
With Dashcam operating and a suitable, formatted USB drive installed, Controls → Safety → Dashcam → On Honk can save the most recent ten minutes when you use the horn. Enable it in advance; don’t assume an incident was recorded, and don’t honk unnecessarily just to save a clip.
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A USB port that charges your phone may not record video
On current Model 3 vehicles, the center-console and rear-display USB-C ports do not save Dashcam footage; the glovebox USB-A port does. Check your model’s data-capable port and drive requirements. Formatting a USB drive erases its contents, so back up anything important first.
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Camp Mode changes the car’s security behavior
Camp Mode can keep the cabin comfortable while you’re parked inside, but Tesla says Sentry Mode, the vehicle alarm, and Walk-Away Door Lock are disabled while it is active. Don’t assume your usual automatic locking and security features are watching over the car.
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Cabin Overheat Protection is not a child- or pet-safety system
It is a comfort feature with operating limits, not a promise that a parked cabin will stay safe. Never rely on it to protect a child or pet; automatic shutoff or extreme conditions can still allow dangerous temperatures. Never leave a child unattended in the vehicle.
Official sources checked September 9, 2026. Your vehicle’s current manual takes precedence if its instructions differ.
How to use this Tesla referral link
- Open the link above. The short address leads to Tesla’s referral page for brandon80337.
- Check the offer with Tesla. Review any benefits shown for your location, product and account, along with eligibility requirements.
- Follow Tesla’s ordering instructions. If you choose to purchase, confirm the referral details with Tesla before completing your order.
This page does not collect purchase or payment details. Orders and any information you provide during your Tesla purchase go directly to Tesla.
A few common questions
What benefit will I get?
The current promotion I’m aware of is 3 months of Full Self-Driving (Supervised) at no charge. Tesla determines eligibility and availability, so check the offer shown through my referral link before placing your order. If Tesla does not display it for your purchase, don’t assume it will be included.
Does Full Self-Driving make the vehicle autonomous?
No. Full Self-Driving (Supervised) requires active driver supervision and does not make the vehicle autonomous.
Is brandon80337 a coupon code?
It’s the identifier in my referral URL, not a discount code to type into a coupon box. Start with the full link and follow the instructions Tesla displays.
Where can I check the official rules?
Read Tesla’s Refer and Earn program terms. Tesla determines qualification and benefits; this personal page cannot override those terms or confirm your eligibility.
Is this an official Tesla page?
No. I’m sharing my personal referral link. I don’t represent Tesla, and this page is separate from CSRA Computer Care’s technology-help services.