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I am very interested! I’ll DM youI am planning on doing take-offs on my 20" set that comes new. Anyone interested in buying a set of fresh 20's?
I am very interested! I’ll DM youI am planning on doing take-offs on my 20" set that comes new. Anyone interested in buying a set of fresh 20's?
Apparently it's this much: https://lucidowners.com/threads/19”-wheels-and-tires.3758/unreadanyone know the price for 21s direct from a service center?
Someone was quoted at $550 per wheel by the Chicago service center.I havent gotten my car yet, i expect it in the 1st quarter because i ordered Stealth but if you know anyone selling 19's i would be interested. I ordered 20's but here in NJ i may need 19's in the winter. Anyone know what Lucid is selling the 19's for anyway right now?
I went with the 21" and I live in New Hampshire. Totally agree, Go big or go home. I am fortunate to have a 4WD pick up for the snowy days. The GT will stay in the garage for a few daysI'm going with 21's on my Touring ... go big or go home! No snow or pot hole issues to deal with here in So Cal.
The rolling diameter of the wheel +tire stays effectively the same. Smaller wheels have thicker sidewall tires to compensate.I could be wrong, but if the wheel size is changed after the fact wont the speedometer on the car be slightly off? As an example: Going from 19 to 21 wheels the speedometer might show going 65MPH but the car is actually going about 72mph (=speeding tickets if not aware of this)? Or going from 21 to 19' the car might show going 65mph but it is actually going about 58mph, since the speedometer is calibrated for the specific rotation speed of the wheel size when it left the factory.. On a normal car the little gear would need to be changed when the wheel size is changed, but on this car it MIGHT just be a software adjustment letting the car know its current wheel size?..
Service told me the software does need to updated if tires are changed. For example, if you charge to 100% with 21" it will read 469 miles range and if you charge to 100% with 20" it will display 490 something.I could be wrong, but if the wheel size is changed after the fact wont the speedometer on the car be slightly off? As an example: Going from 19 to 21 wheels the speedometer might show going 65MPH but the car is actually going about 72mph (=speeding tickets if not aware of this)? Or going from 21 to 19' the car might show going 65mph but it is actually going about 58mph, since the speedometer is calibrated for the specific rotation speed of the wheel size when it left the factory.. On a normal car the little gear would need to be changed when the wheel size is changed, but on this car it MIGHT just be a software adjustment letting the car know its current wheel size?..
Same boat... Have some 21" wheels/tires for sale in the Philly area.I’ll have some 21” wheels/tires for sale in the Chicago area whenever Lucid drops them off. They swapped in 19” last week while it was in the SC. I’m not shipping them tho, too much of a PITA.
For the range, yes. But the speedometer would remain the same.Service told me the software does need to updated if tires are changed. For example, if you charge to 100% with 21" it will read 469 miles range and if you charge to 100% with 20" it will display 490 something.
Awesome. Do you know if the car has a standard jack mount or is like Tesla that requires that puck adapter. Want to make sure the mobile service person doesn’t damage the battery pack@apatel87 Doing the same...waiting for my Touring to arrive to schedule TireRack mobile tire install
I think we both were going to do tire rack mobile serviceHow are you guys getting your tires back to your house? Do they fit in the car to be transported back?
I unfortunately do not...looks like these are the lift points:Awesome. Do you know if the car has a standard jack mount or is like Tesla that requires that puck adapter. Want to make sure the mobile service person doesn’t damage the battery pack