Can we fit that in the frunk along with the spare tire? Plus some wood to prop up the car? Oh and the electric jack as well? We could run a Lucid Mobile Tire service out of the frunk!
You better have a Keurig too!
Same here, a very quiet luggable little unit that also works for pneumatic nail guns, etc in the house or outside. It fits in a cube volume a little over a foot on a side: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01LYHYHEA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Make sure that 116 inch power cord is long enough to reach the left front tire from the 12V outlet in the right rear of the trunk. Lucid's inflator cord is long enough.
Perhaps Lucid inflator owner would be kind enough the measure the cord.
I like this one because it is also 110V you can use in your garage. https://www.amazon.com/TEROMAS-Inflator-Compressor-Portable-Inflatables/dp/B0823K1FY1
Wlll this work on Lucid? https://www.amazon.com/Slime-10008-Tubeless-Tire-Sealant/dp/B000AOMQ80?th=1
That looks pretty good. I use the Ryobi one because the attachment fits through the aero covers like the one in your link, and I already has other Ryobi products that use the same battery so it works out well, just keep it in the sub trunk. Ryobi Portable Power Inflator for... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0821S1TZG?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
That's the one I have, held over from my Model S. Have not used it yet, thankfully, so can't comment on its effectiveness. I have a compressor in the garage that takes care of routine pressure maintenance.
No. If you were going this route, you would need Slime 10011, not 10008. But be aware that you need to remove the valve core to push the product into the tire, replace the valve core (and you want a metal tool for that, not the plastic ones), then inflate. The 10008 product is not TPMS safe so likely will cause alarms from your sensors. Also, the 10008 product is designed to be placed in your tire before you get a flat and is supposed to stay in a fluid state for up to 2 years at which point, it will start to gel and form into a solid and be useless as a sealant. Most off road bicyclists have some form of flat prevention/repair and it's likely they stay away from slime products in favor of products that work on larger punctures and stay fluid longer.
215 inches from where the cord attaches to the plug to the inflator. The product is a fix&go sensor2 which is categorized by the company as for motorhomes and commercial vehicles.
Probably to be able to inflate the 19" tires to their 49psi spec.
Are all Lucid models being delivered with the tire repair kit? It is listed in the Lucid store as out of stock.
No they are not.
Didn't get one in Florida. I guess it is not required.
I received the Slime model, but I will be sending it back. The cord is not long enough to get even close to the front tire.
Guess I should check mine as well. Not sure what model I have. Glad to follow this thread as I would have been SOL if the cord wouldn't reach where needed.
I ended up getting the Lucid one because the wire on the Amazon one that I originally bought was not long enough to reach all the way from the 12 V outlet in the trunk to the left front tire.
