Will I Regret a LR X Given Known Issue?

[MrKashima]

Yep and if the alignment was checked you would understand the issue and realize there are solutions available.

Strange given the tires wore down pretty even. On the rears they wore down a tad more towards the inside, but the outsides were worn enough to need to be changed.

 

[SpicyPaneer]

Strange given the tires wore down pretty even. On the rears they wore down a tad more towards the inside, but the outsides were worn enough to need to be changed.

If the outside were worn also also mean your tire pressure was low. The inside wear I’ve heard sue to it’s stance. BMW M’s have the same issues of inside wear.

 

[rstx]

Yep excessive negative camber and alignment issues are not a tesla only thing correct.

 

[Brkshlt]

Yep excessive negative camber and alignment issues are not a tesla only thing correct.

Definitely. Saw a new X7 the other day and the inner side of both rears was nearly bald while the outsides looked brand new. Not M variant either

 

[Brkshlt]

Pulled the trigger on an Ultra Red 5 seater for the tax credit. Fingers crossed things go smoothly!

 

[reasonablepers]

I have owned 8 Model X's and have had none of the issues you brought up. Tires/camber Tesla will quickly fix that if you start noticing it and tires are not that expensive. You just need to pay attention to the tires.

The only really annoying issue I had back in 2016/17 was ghosting on the windshield but they fixed that long ago.

I would also pass on FSD, it is a joke. Basic AP works great. And the charging in newer X's is super fast.

I cannot wait to sell my 2020 and get a newer one.

I dont want to sidetrack the discussion but can you talk a little bit about why you've owned so many? Are you doing a ton of miles? Aren't you impacted by the higher initial depreciation? Are you getting a lot of tradein value?

I'm on the fence about getting my first new MXLR but I was thinking of keeping it long term. Maybe I'm thinking about it all wrong.