You cannot defy law of physics and this law of physics applies on all things on earth.Same here, 2023 Molde Y about 5500 miles and showing 36~37 psi on all 4 tires. Never seen that on ICE cars. Anyone else?
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You cannot defy law of physics and this law of physics applies on all things on earth.Same here, 2023 Molde Y about 5500 miles and showing 36~37 psi on all 4 tires. Never seen that on ICE cars. Anyone else?
It isn't unusual for some tires to seep slightly over several months/seasonal changes. That has been my experience for 50+ years. Multiple brands, sizes, cars. It's a random thing.
Some do, some don't. DaveLaguna: you might just have a tire that slowly leaks air. Finding a "leak" might prove impossible.
Its funny you say this because that is exactly what happened to my car with all 4 tires around 36-37 psi and I have around 5200 miles. I just inflated my tires back to 42 psi cold about 1.5 weeks ago. Didn't want underinflated tires to be a reason for any potential range loss.Same here, 2023 Molde Y about 5500 miles and showing 36~37 psi on all 4 tires. Never seen that on ICE cars. Anyone else?
Good to know I’m not alone. Guess it’s within specs for Tesla, along with everything elseIts funny you say this because that is exactly what happened to my car with all 4 tires around 36-37 psi and I have around 5200 miles. I just inflated my tires back to 42 psi cold about 1.5 weeks ago. Didn't want underinflated tires to be a reason for any potential range loss.
While I agree that PSI changes are normal to some degree, I have NEVER needed to inflate tires monthly on any of my cars in the last 50 years. About twice a year is my need, when the seasons change.2-3 months ? That's normal every tire needs to be inflated monthly and losing 1-2 psi is common
The main thing to be aware about is that they are all 4 tires are evenly losing tire pressure vs. just 1 tire that is severely losing tire pressure while the others are not which is not good for driving but also balancing the tread on the other 3 tires since the other 3 tires would need to compensate for the 1 tire that is losing a lot of pressure.Good to know I’m not alone. Guess it’s within specs for Tesla, along with everything else
Yes it says so in the Service tab in the car menu screen.The recommended pressure is 42psi right