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'19 ND. feels slow now unfortunately

Misty morning

Winter tires are the way to go. The biggest advantage over all-season tires is in stopping and turning. You may find the same tires and equivalent wheels at a lower cost from a good quality tire source.

The lower load capacity makes the tire more susceptible to damage under normal use. The load is also dependent on PSi, a 2-3 psi loss can cause a drop of 150-200 lbs of capcity. The size and power of the Lucid puts tremendous force on the tires.

I have a 24 Air Touring. I had a couple of minor issues. They had mobile service come once to fix a speaker issue. There were a couple of inconvenience issues that they needed to address in the service center. They brought a loner on a flat bed and picked up my car and then did the swap back a...

I texted a couple of weeks ago and was told the update was on hold. I got 2.3.2 today. No issues. I'm not sad to wait a couple of weeks and let others find the bugs. ;)

Lucid, Rivian, Tesla, Mitsubishi, Not pictured but in the lot, another Riviian, BMW i7, 3 Taycans

You are correct that surface rust is not an issue. The hub surface should not be painted as the paint can breakdown and cause the wheels to loosen.

Hold the AIR logo on the lower, larger screen for ~30 seconds, until the screen goes black. It resets the system. It keeps your preferences. Bascaly rebooting the computer.

I just had mine serviced (20 minutes ago) for a rattle in the rear speaker. They have a service bulletin out for it. The trim some pieces, add screws and foam. No more rattle

Mixing tire models will cause a change in handling. The vehicle may not react predictably in emergency situation or when you are at the limit of grip.

Unfortunately the bulge in the tire indicates there is a cut in the inner tire liner allowing air to escape in to the tire sidewall. It will fail and will likely fail without warning and immediately lose pressure. The tire should not be driven on. There is a tremendous amount of force put on a...

Thanks, I like them also I'm still using the OE 20" Michelins 245/40 and 265/40...