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  1. mikecronis

    Driving with a (P-Zero LM1) "Tire Bubble"

    Thanks so much for the story. I appreciate it.
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    Driving with a (P-Zero LM1) "Tire Bubble"

    As a heads-up, Chicago Lucid was on-the-ball and excellent this time and will get high-praise: FedEx: SCHEDULED DELIVERY DATE Friday: 4/4/25 before 5:00 PM Estimated between 9:10 AM - 1:10 PM Outstanding!
  3. mikecronis

    Driving with a (P-Zero LM1) "Tire Bubble"

    Seems the P-Zero tire has some notoriety on other owner's forums of various vehicles as well with the same issue. No-no.. No-TOR-ious! I spoke with my shadetree tire shop who's been in the business for 75 years and he says he sees tire-bubbles all the time with people holding-out for months...
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    Driving with a (P-Zero LM1) "Tire Bubble"

    So, I noticed on my front driver's side a little distortion. Ah, the dreaded "Tire Bubble" that comes for us all. P-Zero LM1 of course. I had just put on the 21" summer tires from the 19" winter ones 3 days ago and have not detailed them yet. The "bulge" is quite small, actually. (Insert all...
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    Winter Tires/Wheels w/ TPMS

    Well, sweet, sweet Canada has "Canadian Tire" as a staple if I remember correctly (and you can quaff down a bear claw and some Timmy's while you wait). Nope, I live in Colorado in the Rockies. Deep snow (sometimes). Cold winters (sometimes). Issue for winter tires on this car is the...
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    Winter Tires/Wheels w/ TPMS

    Yes, the Blizzak compound is soft, but it's ideal when it's under 20 degrees F. for months on-end, sometimes when it dips below negative 20 degrees for a few weeks. If you're living in a location when winter is generally above-freezing during the winter months, you may not need Blizzaks. Range...
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    Winter Tires/Wheels w/ TPMS

    I'll be switching to Blizzak after these Pirelli wear out.
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    Winter Tires/Wheels w/ TPMS

    Range was actually slightly improved, probably because of the lighter unsprung weight of the rims and lighter, less-harsh acceleration due to wintery conditions (easy throttle). Average for me is about 4.2 up to 5.1 m/kwh with the 19" and I usually get 3.8 to 4.5 m/kwh with the 21". I think I...
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    Winter Tires/Wheels w/ TPMS

    The aftermarket wheels are pretty good. The throttle is a little more sensitive due to the lighter weight of the 19" rims versus the 21" but it's subtle. I'm dealing with 1111Hp after all. I figure most people wouldn't notice. Pilot Panel tire pressure at 19" when selected insists on 44 PSI...
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    Lucid support in decline?

    I needed a tire because it seems the previous owner "went cheap" and got a Sailun front 21" instead of a Pirelli that I hadn't noticed. The 21" Pirelli LM1/LM2 tires are a bit difficult to find, but the Chicago Service dept. said they had some and would send it to me, and let me know Parts would...
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    Pirelli lm1 vs lm2

    Probably some compound improvements on the sidewall. Pirelli "didn't know" when I called which made me think up some salty comments kept to myself. I believe weight, UTQG, tread-pattern, etc. should be identical-ish otherwise. (Engineer licking thumb and holding it out, squinting one eye...
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    Pirelli lm1 vs lm2

    The reason I'm switching one out is that I was running the winter 19" set and never looked at the 21" set I had, assuming they were all Pirelli. They were not. One was a brand "Sailun" with a slightly different load rating of 96Y. 1111 Hp makes me cringe at the Chinesium of it, so I'm...
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    Pirelli lm1 vs lm2

    I talked to Pirelli and Lucid Service as I need a front 21" Pz4 and noticed only the LM2 are available. I asked Pirelli about the differences between the LM1 and LM2 and they said they didn't know (?!!) Their website gives no additional information under "Compare". They're both: UTQG 280/AAA...
  14. mikecronis

    2.6.11 Update

    Looking forward to that Android Auto update of course (for distinguished Men of Culture who shun the Apple philosophy). The front-end enjoys periodic restarts like a modern smartphone or PC Operating System and, well, it doesn't hurt. Just my opinion.
  15. mikecronis

    2.6.11 Update

    I find after a Lucid Update, a soft-Air-Logo reset is a healthy option. Your results may vary. Happy motoring.
  16. mikecronis

    2.6.11 Update

    Yeah, I mean it says what's happening on the screen, a percentage complete, and how long to finish. Not a big deal. I updated today and went back out and there were no issues. Small fix. I think it was under 15 minutes. Some not-Lucid cars take 12 hours.
  17. mikecronis

    2.6.11 Update

    What's interesting is that in order for this drop to occur, this issue had to have happened somewhere to someone? Yikes! It's unlikely the Team is testing Lucid Air door operations recently instead of Gravity, unless it was discovered on the Gravity and uses the same script. Happily, I've never...
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    2.6.11 Update

    In some "software circles" 2.6.11 is similar to 2.6.1.1. You'll see this with some Microsoft products and the like, as they're more alphabetic than numeric in-nature. Happily installed "after" my trip today. I plan on giving an Air-Logo reset as usual for stability's sake soon. I usually do...
  19. mikecronis

    New App update

    Android App version 2.0.1 Once open, select "Climate". Sub-screen shows Cabin temp and on/off select desired temp. Defrost and Max AC Surfaces: Front and Rear Front: Steering wheel, Seat Heat, Seat Cool Rear: Seat Heat, Seat Cool Previously, I only had Steering Wheel as an Icon in version 2.0.0.
  20. mikecronis

    New App update

    The new App seems to now include "heated surfaces", which is super nice. I'm gonna say that Lucid is pretty darn quick on fixing things digitally. Cadillac takes a couple of years, if ever. I'm also pretty happy about map updates, on a side-note. Cadillac's CUE system stopped updating mine in...
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