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Honestly, I don’t think it's really worth it. No oil changes to worry about, and with regenerative braking probably handling most of the brake wear, you’re probably good to go.

If you’re feeling extra paranoid, go ahead and leave it plugged in with a low charge limit. And don’t ever let that 12V battery kick the bucket! Some folks keep a backup around, just in case it decides to take an unexpected nap.

Sorry to hear you've been facing these issues. Regarding the regen braking, is it something that's happening regularly? Have you had the car checked out yet?

I’ve got the Pixel 9 Pro now and been using the digital key with my i5, and honestly, it’s just as smooth as it was on my old Pixel 8 Pro—no complaints at all!

When you're on a call, just tweak the volume with the knob, and it’ll stick for your future calls. Same goes for the nav voice prompts, and it should work for text message playback too!

It might be a good idea to see if any software updates went down overnight that could’ve messed with the schedule. Also, maybe give both the car and the app schedule a quick once-over to make sure there’s no overlap. And if your Wi-Fi’s acting up at night, that could totally mess with syncing...

At a freezing -6°F, my car was showing a full charge of 132 miles.