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I like the look of the smaller wheels. I don't like the look of low profile tires. Better range, longevity and resilience are all just icing on the cake for me.

The only advantage for the lower profile tires (since I don't prefer them for looks) would be that they can handle better. But, that would also depend on the type of tire used. I'm at a stage of life where the small advantage in handling is not worth the compromises in comfort and reliability and needing to swap to high performance tires for the warm dry months is not something I'd want to deal with. So, all of the potential advantages of the larger wheels are lost on me:
  • looks? not for me
  • handling? not enough to live with the other downsides

We live in south Florida and can keep summer tires on year round. (After a career spent mostly in snow climes and being a tire stickler, I hope never to have to do a seasonal wheel swap again.)

The big issue here is dealing with torrential rains part of the year and, perhaps counterintuitively, the best high-performance summer tires also excel in wet slalom and braking over all-seasons. The Pirelli P-Zeroes on our Air Dream Performance are superb at this, almost on a par with my all-time favorites, the Continental D/W series.
 
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We live in south Florida and can keep summer tires on year round. (After a career spent mostly in snow climes and being a tire stickler, I hope never to have to do a seasonal wheel swap again.)

The big issue here is dealing with torrential rains part of the year and, perhaps counterintuitively, the best high-performance summer tires also excel in wet slalom and braking over all-seasons. The Pirelli P-Zeroes on our Air Dream Performance are superb at this, almost on a par with my all-time favorites, the Continental D/W series.
Same, but for the SUV I want to be able to take it to Tahoe, etc.

For the Air I’m keeping my 21s
 
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This a sidebar of sorts, but does anyone have the inside scoop on when the Canadian Configurator will become available?
I have been trying to pull together the moneys to purchase a Gravity for a few years and I need some hard numbers!
 
It is interesting to see the breakdown. People seem to want color
 
I was thinking about switching my color choice from Aurora Green to Supernova Bronze and took a look at the order tracker to see how many others chose that color. I found an order for vagarw89 / Vagarw89 shows up three times, each with the same configuration.

How does that happen?

And it means that only 54 forum members have reported ordering a Gravity, not 56.
 
Make it 53, my entry is also noted twice. Didn’t know how to edit and with the interior choice change I reentered it
 
I was thinking about switching my color choice from Aurora Green to Supernova Bronze and took a look at the order tracker to see how many others chose that color. I found an order for vagarw89 / Vagarw89 shows up three times, each with the same configuration.

How does that happen?

And it means that only 54 forum members have reported ordering a Gravity, not 56.
Yeah- it was me, I actually reconfigured my options 2 times, didn’t know how to edit so submitted the form again. I have ended up selecting all options , my color choice is still supernova bronze
 
Expect a “news story” shortly claiming Gravity pre-orders dropped by a whopping 7%, and the company is doomed!
Or it could be "Lucid only has 54 orders for the upcoming Gravity" 😂
 
I got 14 in my FB Got Boost group, so 13 without me
 

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We're rethinking our color choices on the Gravity, and I can't get the Lunar Titanium we saw at the West Palm Beach studio out of my mind. But I have a couple of questions:

1. Does anyone know what "late availability" as shown on the order configurator might mean in terms of how long a wait for this color?

2. Although we really liked the color in the showroom, it was largely because of the warm, slightly brownish undertone it had. But I have seen a few posts saying it's a bit "cooler" than the Cosmos Silver on the Air. I'm now thinking the undertones might have come more from the studio lighting, the bronze-toned tinting on the studio windows, and the wood paneling on the showroom walls. Has anyone seen the Lunar Titanium in direct sunlight? If so, what was your impression?
 
If I had to venture a guess, I’d say for the availability it’s months, not years. Maybe 3? Certainly no more than 6.

But don’t quote me on that.
 
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