Oh pfft...yeah you are for sure going to need a different set...I've lived and driven (sideways included with micro-prayers to my maker) in Chicago...sorry I wouldnt' have asked had I known your location. Im sure you've thought of this but how about a 19" set of wheels+winter tires as your winter boots?
I'm getting home delivery tomorrow. No charge for home delivery and the destination fee remined the same at $1,650. Tell your DA Tysons Corner pick up 7+ hours away is ridiculous!
Hankook has the iON Evo AS EV's out now in 19's, 20's, and 21's. https://www.hankooktire.com/us/en/tire/ion/evo-as.html
Is this an all-weather 20" from Lucid-approved? or just after market product?
Good to know, thanks! I had a DA assigned (emailed them yesterday) but now none assigned. VIN was assigned on Saturday and shows as still in production, so guessing I'm still a couple of weeks from delivery.
Aftermarket. I'm unaware of Lucid having approved AS tires outside of the 19" Pirellis. Hopefully by next Winter, Lucid will have released an approved AS tire for the 20's and 21's.
Thought a bit about it--it's the cost + hassle of storing a set, and twice a year going to (I assume) Goose Island for the switch
Yes---my point, which I regret wants clear
Good luck today! Take lots of pictures for us!
Thanks!!!!
Well so far, I'm still waiting on either Tysons Corner or Short Hills to call and email me with the Zoom link for the virtual walkthrough. Going to reach out to my DA in about an hour or so to have him follow up. He's based out of California so it's only 7:00 am there.
Did you sell it privately or to one of the car buying services?
Stoked for you...wondering why the PDI takes 2 whole weeks...what all are they checking for?
Awesome! Please take photos and share your experience...I will be picking up my Touring at the Houston service center soon (~2 weeks)! Would love to hear all that went well and all that needs improvement in the process ...
Fit and finish. Sometimes correcting minor damage from transport. I think some of the delay is coordinating covered transport to my house since I live about 5 hours away.
There are lots of cars to process. They got the car to the site but now, you have to wait in queue for the cars that are already there waiting for PDI. Then, if they find something, it could delay delivery so they can't schedule the hauler until they have a reasonable expectation the car is ready. PDI itself probably only takes a couple of hours if everything is good.
