Has anyone replaced tires on Lucid Air?

[hellolucid]

i was thinking about swapping my 19" to a 21" that's sitting in my garage by myself. has anyone done it themselves? what tools do i need? so far i came up with this list
- Torque wrench 1/2 inch (150Nm)
- low profile floor jack
- lug wrench

245 goes to the front and 265 to the rear. most likely i will give up but at least i tried

 

[blueice89]

i was thinking about swapping my 19" to a 21" that's sitting in my garage by myself. has anyone done it themselves? what tools do i need? so far i came up with this list
- Torque wrench 1/2 inch (150Nm)
- low profile floor jack
- lug wrench

245 goes to the front and 265 to the rear. most likely i will give up but at least i tried

That’s the spirit I

 

[Leo]

Like to know if any one needed to replace their tires on their cars ? If so,

1. Why it was replaced?

2. Did the Tire Warranty cover?

3. If they have to pay, what was the total price per tire for installation?

4. Was it done by Lucid Service or otherwise?

5. Was it done on roadside or at home?

6. Was the tire balanced?

Appreciate everyone's opinion. Thanks.

I replaced all four tires on 21" wheels during first 12 months of my GT.
All four tires had sidewall bubble.
Lucid told me I need to talk to tire manufacturer to get warranty.

Lucid management is so bad that I purchased car and tires from Lucid, why do I need to talk to Lucid supply to get warranty?
If battery goes bad, do I need to talk to battery manufacturer to get warranty?

Shame on Lucid management.

 

[DeaneG]

...Lucid told me I need to talk to tire manufacturer to get warranty.

Lucid management is so bad that I purchased car and tires from Lucid, why do I need to talk to Lucid supply to get warranty?
If battery goes bad, do I need to talk to battery manufacturer to get warranty?

Shame on Lucid management.

Tires are generally not warranted by car manufacturers. They are a wear-and-tear item highly subject to the use they are given.

 

[borski]

I replaced all four tires on 21" wheels during first 12 months of my GT.
All four tires had sidewall bubble.
Lucid told me I need to talk to tire manufacturer to get warranty.

Lucid management is so bad that I purchased car and tires from Lucid, why do I need to talk to Lucid supply to get warranty?
If battery goes bad, do I need to talk to battery manufacturer to get warranty?

Shame on Lucid management.

This is literally how every car manufacturer works. They do not warranty the tires, as you could go drive over a nail the second you get off the lot. Pirelli may offer you a warranty, and there are third-party providers who offer warranties (like Discount/America's Tire) on tires.

They're a 'wear and tear' part.