TSLA Covered Call OTM at $430 Strike: How Do You Manage for Maximum Income While Retaining the Shares?

I would appreciate some peer discussion on how others manage a covered call in this situation.

On June 10, 2026, I sold the following TSLA covered call:

Contract: TSLA 270115C00430000
Strike: $430
Opening Premium: $45.25/share
Current TSLA Price: $373.35
Current Option Premium: $16.93/share

With TSLA currently below the $430 strike, the call is OTM. The option has declined substantially in value since I sold it, but there is still meaningful premium remaining.

My objective is to maximize income while retaining the underlying shares. I am therefore evaluating whether the remaining premium is better left to decay or whether there is a more efficient way to manage the position, including potentially rolling.

For those who actively manage covered calls, how do you generally approach a position like this?

I am particularly interested in the framework you use to evaluate remaining extrinsic value, premium captured, opportunity cost, and the economics of the next roll, rather than simply looking at whether the option is profitable.

How would you think about this position from here?

Reposting with correction: in my last post, I said ITM in place of OTM.