Thoughts please. I received my GT with 21” wheels and was told that I could easily chnage to 19”. I reached out to Lucid to get a price and regrettably my email was not thoroughly read so the price is not accurate but thoughts on the rest of what I am told?? It seems off that everything needs to be recalibrated due to a change in tires when people do it seasonally. Thank you.
19” wheels and tires
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19" are ~$4800 installed and are backordered, at least at the Chicago SC. I can see them recalibrating the power to the motors, not sure why anything needs to be done at the cell level.
Thank you. That price was in the price range I expected. I don’t mind waiting but I do want to make the change. I called my salesperson and asked for a different service advisor as the entire email rubbed me the wrong way.
My SA said they randomly get a few sets in and are just going down the list, apparently everybody is looking for them right now.
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Everything you were told is accurate. The price for the 19s is about half that of the 21s.
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how much does it cost when you want to swap between your 21s and 19s?
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An hour of labor, so around 100-130 I can’t recall. And they do it via mobile service.
So, those that change seasonally have to go in each time and have everything recalibrated? I’m glad I live in Phoenix where there is no need to change tires seasonally. Eek.
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Not the worst thing in the world to have your car in front of a technician a couple of times a year.
Back to you question, when I was doing my winter wheel thing, the instruction was call Lucid Customer Service and let them know what you would like to accomplish.
They will open a ticket (pretty much like an IT help desk workflow) and then someone from your local service department will contact you to go from there.
There should be a simple control on the panel to reset TPS and change wheel size. It’s not that complicated. I used to do it in my Tesla twice a year.
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No, they can do it via mobile service.
Mine apparently does not do wheel and tires cia mobile and just told me that the 21” and 19” are the same price. I may have to take a trip to get them done…
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Like wise, there was a simple control in my Porsche that let me reset TPS to accommodate winter wheel and tire change.
Yeah, I believe this is on the very long “future updates” list at Lucid. They just haven’t gotten to it yet. Understandably low priority, I would imagine. Though, now that more owners are taking delivery in the snowy winter, maybe it will get bumped up.
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thats insane
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21" and 19" are definitely not the same price.
I suppose not every service center may have a mobile service van, but at least here we have one that does general service and one specifically for tire and wheel service.
I called her and explained that from everyone I have spoken to (here and elsewhere) that the 19" are about $4800 and if they cannot meet that price I understand but I would just go to California and take a vacation and have it done there. She said she will research and get back to me...
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What are you doing with the 21s?
