— Sean M Mitchell (@seanmmitchell) May 27, 2018 Mitchell and Strait started at a Supercharger near Denver International Airport, and didn't get much farther than that -- the nearby drive route was basically a mile-long loop that the pair drove between 20 and 30 mph. They only occasionally stopped to use the bathroom, and received food from friends using a net held out the window. In order to eke out every last bit of energy from the Model 3's battery, the pair didn't use air conditioning, and tinted the windows to help reduce the interior's temperature. While it helped, it didn't keep all the heat out -- at one point, Mitchell claimed the interior reached a balmy 108 degrees Fahrenheit. Thankfully the live video they recorded during the run didn't include Smell-O-Vision. While it may very well earn the duo a Guinness World Record, it also earned the Model 3 a trip to the local service center. Mitchell tweeted that, after leaving the Model 3 overnight at a Supercharger, it refused to take a charge and was thus sent off to the service center. As of this writing, the problem hasn't been resolved, but Mitchell seems pretty upbeat about the whole thing. Getting our hypermile #Model3 towed to the Service Center. After leaving it charged overnight at a Supercharger it is still not taking a charge. @teslainventory pic.twitter.com/QicQbnnWrF