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Does 35 PSI support the weight?

It’s not it was riding fine before I changed the tires

Already at almost 30K miles drove it cross country so would say it’s pretty broken in.

I’m at 38 now they seem decent enough… next 50k if I haven’t sold the car will def try the hankook

Ehhh too late now will play around adjusting PSI to get the comfort as near as it was before and just have to deal with the noise level nothing crazy like when I had A/T on a lifted jeep but still noticeable Not many options at Costco either

Lowered it to 38psi livable now, road noise will just have to get used to it. Costco doesn’t offer the hankooks, no discount tire nearby

What’s actually hilarious when I had low PSI in the MX4 like 35 the car felt like it does now total *sugar* felt everything, when I upped it to recommended 42-43 felt amazing. I’m thinking the Tesla shocks might be tuned to very specific settings so if it’s not the right combination your Out of luck

Was thinking maybe once they wear out a bit but could be wrong. What does Costco do in these cases? Will they swap out your tires for free?

I had the original mx4 michellines or whatever the model number is car was super smooth ride. I just changed all 4 for pilot sports all season at Costco they filled them with nitrogen Now car rides like straight trash I feel every bump it’s very jarring Anyone know if it’s the tires or the...

I mean if it’s true you basically just have 2 gallons of fuel capacity then yeah the car is hitting 100mpg+ and the constant refueling is felt due to the fact you can only fill up to 2 gallons and not 12-16 like other cars

I don’t know what rated economy means in this case supposedly MPGe = MPG Are you saying Tesla is really getting 120-150MPG?

Basically a 120mpge is the equivalent of what regular car? A 30mpg sedan, 50mpg Prius?

Right so what is the real world equivalent of a normally driven model 3? Being that heavy can’t see it achieving real world equivalent numbers of 100mpg+ lol When I see these calculators 200wh/mi is like 300mpg+ like yeah ok… Seems like the Tesla might be a true 30mpg car which isn’t very...

Is MPGe a gimmick? Is the model 3 really getting 100+ MPG? I’m finding it hard to believe my rough estimates show it more like 30-50MPG I guess the argument is the cost of electricity say at super chargers. But it seems like I’m charging driving 70-80 miles and it’s time to charge again even...