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Aw where's the fun in that?

I just did that last month for my Corvette - got some hard to find Michelins via tire rack and they were shipped to a local discount tire mobile installer who installed them complete with new tpms sensors in my driveway. It was very nice to not sit in a waiting room for hours drinking stale...

Haven’t bought a tire for my air yet but that’s in the range of 1 tire for my corvette. I don’t see the value on a “what-if” - do they cover a 2x or come fix the car on the spot? Do they cover all 4 tires for their life down to tread depth?

In my case (2nd post) it locked and would not respond or unlock at all. Here’s a fun test, put your fobs, phone and key cards in the cupholder. Close the door and walk away for 5 minutes . Let us know if you wind up calling Lucid (from a pay phone 🤣) LOL to get back in.

You want it to auto-lock when you walk away??? How would you get back in? If you have your phone or valet card with you why not use that to lock it explicitly ? Auto-locking is too dangerous for lockout imo. I agree that those are cases where you may want to lock the fob in, but I just can’t see...

I'm curious, can you go into Discount Tire for a set of OEM tires of varying pre-existing mileage and purchase a road hazard warranty? If so how much does it cost and what does it cover - is it prorated like a bad battery warranty or full no-cost,l no limits replacement on an event?

In which case you should explicitly do so - through action, but it should never, ever automatically happen with no user involvement. I do not see a use-case for it. Please let me know what that would be. As I said "The car should never, ever auto-lock, with the keyfob inside the vehicle".

You seem to confuse the use of quotation marks around a hypothetical phrase (or paraphrase) readily for direct quotation, which it is not (I would use the quotation function of the forum for that as you see here), so please stop putting word-in-mouth-putting in my mouth. I have not said anyone...

The car should never, ever auto-lock with the keyfob inside the vehicle. It's part of why I don't trust the keyfob.

Yup - the Left handed ones? Colonel Mustard did it in the library with a Candlestick

The only thing single more annoying thing than entry that doesn't work reliably is people telling you it works 100% and you are imagining it, or you should delete and add you phone, or whatever other excuse/blame is made up to divert/ignore reality and put it on the person. This is not a problem...

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I’m not saying it’s a major hardship by any stretch. It simply does not work very well and no where near as well as other manufacturers- specifically Tesla which works every time very well - ie I am not stuck outside for seconds half the time with my wife looking at me saying - why did you spend...

I’m just saying anyone who says the Air is much better with phone access than a model 3 is fabricating a new reality. I never ever sat outside my Tesla hoping and wishing it would mysteriously unlock on its own accord. It’s routine with the Lucid.

Some owners are overly apologetic for obvious flaws.

This camper needs a merit badge for driving 17 hours at 37mph! 🤣

Same thing happened to me - 2 scratches/chips on the driver's rear door. It was the last week of March so I took delivery to keep my incentives (for Q1) . Had a "Due Bill" created to document what needed to be done. They picked up the car and gave me a loaner AT for the few days it was at Gold...

What’s a manual? 🤪

Good advice. I had a Lucid Loaner last week. On the day the service fellow was swapping it back I pulled the car into my driveway for him (so he could pull my car back into it's garage space) and left the key fob in the cupholder. Lo and behold when he arrived, the car had locked (with the one...

Agreed, this would be helpful. From the written description I looked at my doors and had no idea what is being spoken of - couldn't find the relevant area. Is it the seal on the door or the body?