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Based on the Gravity discussion on tires, I will go with Hankook Ion

Contact customer care. If a car misses an update or had a problem with one, no further updates will be sent

The tire shop just needs to either peel the foam back or make a small cutout where the puncture is to make the repair. It’s been reported on this forum that people have gotten punctures repaired. It’s been reported that Discount Tire will do it (and it’s free)

That was true some time ago and might still be true with some products. Fix&Go is what Lucid sells and their product can be cleaned out of the inside of the tire with water - the company states it takes less than 10 minutes. The tire shop just has to be willing to deal with it.

I’d like that. I notice more noise on the driver’s side vs the passenger side. I bought the weather seal you posted but haven’t installed yet.

Since it’s not safety or reliability related, I think you’ll be waiting awhile before someone responds about getting the email. It also makes sense for Lucid to space out batches of emails to smooth out the demand for this.

Agree but I’m surprised they don’t have a method for updating via direct connection to the car

Yeah, that was the out the door cost in 2022 in CA. The msrp for a fully loaded GT was $139k. I just configured a GT to match mine and it came out to $127k.

Pop the hubcap off and reposition

Thanks for explaining that “my suspicion” and “just a guess” equals “not facts”

You should contact CS again. Can’t get 2.4.10 without updating to the earlier updates.

Which tires were on the loaner? The car feels different, handles different on 21 vs 19

As @DeaneG stated, you need to call customer service. If your car falls too far behind or an update failed, no new updates are sent to the car. They need to restart the update process for your car.

That is insane. You are either an extremely fast reader or have the world’s most understanding spouse. This statement might not survive if the two of you decide to have a child.

As a generalization, I agree but on an Air, the 21 and 19s both have max inflation specification of 50 psi and recommended psi of 42 and 49. I found it difficult to note much of a difference in ride quality between the 2 and I attribute a lot of that to the higher inflation value of the 19s...

Always applied to inside. Find a shop that can apply in one piece. Someone that can’t do it that way shouldn’t be working on your car. Film applied to the outside will get scratched up and need to replaced.

Because you want to grab all the early adopters willing to pay a premium even though their preferred model is closer to the base…like my brother ordering a founders series cybertruck even though he only needs a base model because he doesn’t want to wait for a base model. There are people on...

Didn’t the drone guy post he would be inactive due to being “confined” for a while?

While I understand your umbrage, you could also take Peter’s statement as a challenge to check the validity of his confidence in their product. The Rivian certainly has its strengths where it will be superior to the Gravity and the Gravity will have its strengths and what the customer considers...

That's crazy. While my MIL was alive, drove to Alhambra from Escondido at least once a month. Round trip would take about 50% battery capacity. Last week, drove to Fullerton (90 miles) and used 20% one way going 70 to 80 mph (hard to keep a steady speed with idiots camping in the #1 and #2...