On 22 Mar 2021 at 10:33, Steves via EV wrote:
> Remember that the Bolt also doesnTMt have a spare. Remember too that EVs
> donTMt always use readily available tires, so if you get a flat, you could be
> stuck for a few days waiting on tire delivery.
By way of comparison, Renault Zoe comes with a
;>
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> The Tesla tires are filled with foam. I got a nail and they said it was too
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> > The Tesla tires are filled with foam. I got a nail and they
inject the
foam, if that's the way it's supposed to be ?
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The Tesla tires are filled with foam. I got a nail and they said it was too
close to the edge to fix but the replacement tire was readily available only
they don't come with the foam. I haven't noticed any difference in the ride.
On Monday, March 22, 2021, 9:33:59 AM CDT, Steves via EV
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In the end you won't miss the conventional controls it is like the firt
time you use an Apple product but after awhile you don't want an andrioid or a
PC anymore.
On Monday, March 22, 2021, 7:47:55 AM CDT, Mark Hanson via EV
wrote:
Hi Folks
Ben My son and I rode up to Tyson’s
Forgot to mention, the leak was caused by a roofing nail in the tread area. I
pulled the nail out before reinflating.
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March 22, 2021 8:04 AM, "Peter VanDerWal via EV" wrote:
> The Chevrolet Bolt comes with self sealing tires that work reall
The Chevrolet Bolt comes with self sealing tires that work really well. I went
to drive my Bolt a few months back and it had a flat tire. I inflated it and
waited 1/2 hour to see how quickly it deflated, and it didn't. In fact several
months later it still holds air as well as the other tires
Remember that the Bolt also doesn’t have a spare. Remember too that EVs don’t
always use readily available tires, so if you get a flat, you could be stuck
for a few days waiting on tire delivery. Yes, they (Chevy anyway) give you an
inflator and something like fix-a-flat but it’s useless on some
Hi Folks
Ben My son and I rode up to Tyson’s Corner off the dc beltway 225 miles in the
Bolt EV, stopped at a fast charger Woodstock va for insurance at Walmart Subway
for lunch. The Bolt is 260 miles if not using the heater, about 225 if using.
The Tesla Y at 316 miles made it the 225 mile
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