It’s possible that a recent app update may have affected your Preferred Service Center selection. Mine was changed, and I brought it to the attention of a couple of Lucid executives yesterday at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Lucid’s gorgeous new Flagship Sales and Service Center in Mission Viejo, CA.
I also brought up another issue: Following the 2.11 software update, Lucid Air models equipped with 19-inch wheels are incorrectly displaying a recommended tire pressure of 42 PSI instead of the correct 49 PSI. The executives are taking immediate action to notify the appropriate teams so this can be addressed as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, here are two things I recommend checking:
1) Double-check your Preferred Service Center selection.
Make sure your preferred location is still correctly selected in the Lucid app. This may potentially affect whether you receive invitations to some of the fantastic corporate-sponsored Lucid Owners Club events, so it’s worth taking a moment to verify!
2) If your Lucid Air has 19-inch wheels, make sure your tires are inflated to 49 PSI cold.
One tip I personally use when checking tire pressure is to look at the evening’s forecast and account for the expected temperature drop.
As a general rule of thumb, tire pressure changes approximately 1 PSI for every 10°F change in temperature.
For example, if it’s 80°F during the day when you’re inflating your tires, but the temperature is expected to drop to 60°F in the evening, you’ll want to add approximately 2 PSI.
So, inflate to 51 PSI at 80°F, and that should bring you to approximately 49 PSI when the temperature drops to 60°F.
When I get some time, I will be doing a writeup of the Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening event for Mission Viejo as well as the great Owners Event at the Beverly Hills Sales and Service Center.
Sharp eyes will see which special vehicles were transported for Owners to get a first hand look at.
Hope this helps fellow Lucid owners! Just wanted to pass along these two important updates from yesterday’s event.
I also brought up another issue: Following the 2.11 software update, Lucid Air models equipped with 19-inch wheels are incorrectly displaying a recommended tire pressure of 42 PSI instead of the correct 49 PSI. The executives are taking immediate action to notify the appropriate teams so this can be addressed as quickly as possible.
In the meantime, here are two things I recommend checking:
1) Double-check your Preferred Service Center selection.
Make sure your preferred location is still correctly selected in the Lucid app. This may potentially affect whether you receive invitations to some of the fantastic corporate-sponsored Lucid Owners Club events, so it’s worth taking a moment to verify!
2) If your Lucid Air has 19-inch wheels, make sure your tires are inflated to 49 PSI cold.
One tip I personally use when checking tire pressure is to look at the evening’s forecast and account for the expected temperature drop.
As a general rule of thumb, tire pressure changes approximately 1 PSI for every 10°F change in temperature.
For example, if it’s 80°F during the day when you’re inflating your tires, but the temperature is expected to drop to 60°F in the evening, you’ll want to add approximately 2 PSI.
So, inflate to 51 PSI at 80°F, and that should bring you to approximately 49 PSI when the temperature drops to 60°F.
When I get some time, I will be doing a writeup of the Ribbon Cutting/Grand Opening event for Mission Viejo as well as the great Owners Event at the Beverly Hills Sales and Service Center.
Sharp eyes will see which special vehicles were transported for Owners to get a first hand look at.
Hope this helps fellow Lucid owners! Just wanted to pass along these two important updates from yesterday’s event.
