Seeing it in person I would agree itās more off road. The 22ā wheels do give it more of a street vibe but I really think street is a smaller all season tire. However, I would totally take it as is and only drive it on the street.And I thought that the large knobby tires and rear tire carrier was more of an off-roading package.. Maybe not.
I believe it has been said the standard tire would be a 33".Seeing it in person I would agree itās more off road. The 22ā wheels do give it more of a street vibe but I really think street is a smaller all season tire. However, I would totally take it as is and only drive it on the street.
Yes, Jamie did answer my question on that the other day. So thatās what it is at the moment.
True, I guess it depends on perspective. I had it in my head that this was a more street oriented version mainly because of the 22 inch wheels. I wouldnāt be comfortable taking 22s off road for a few reasons. I assume they will swap the 35 inch tires for 33s as well. I say perspective because the KM3 is a very on-road friendly tire while still being capable and pretty durable off road. I felt like they were a tame tire, but I guess they could offer more of a street tire for those looking to increase range.And I thought that the large knobby tires and rear tire carrier was more of an off-roading package.
Although, If I can get it in the garage I really do want the rear tire carrier. Hopefully a single option for that.
Although, if they donāt offer a carrier that fits a 37 inch tireā¦my plan will change and maybe Iāll have to rely on the aftermarket.
Yes the 22" wheels are a problem with off-roading. As far as the carrier holding a 37" The following is what we current know.True, I guess it depends on perspective. I had it in my head that this was a more street oriented version mainly because of the 22 inch wheels. I wouldnāt be comfortable taking 22s off road for a few reasons. I assume they will swap the 35 inch tires for 33s as well. I say perspective because the KM3 is a very on-road friendly tire while still being capable and pretty durable off road. I felt like they were a tame tire, but I guess they could offer more of a street tire for those looking to increase range.
I agree, I love the rear tire carrier as well. Although I was hoping it would be standard so I donāt have to pay extra!
Excellent! Thank you so much for this, somehow I never came across that information so I didnāt realize (or remember?ā¦itās been a long week at work. Yes Iām aware itās MondayYes the 22" wheels are a problem with off-roading. As far as the carrier holding a 37" The following is what we current know.
It cut off the part of the post I wanted EVeryone to see. This is it.
As I understood when we talked at reveal the carrier will hold 33/35 as is. Then there was talk of an adjustment item-mechanical or possible extending add-on spacer that will handle 37ās but it was still being determined. The designer said they love the carrier ābasketā and want it to be flexible for various tire sizes
). Anyway, thank you for this. I would really appreciate it if they end up making the production version able to accommodate different tire sizes.
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I feel like it would be a solid roof, LR tires and no external accessories or air compressor in the frunk
Many voices in that choir.Excellent! Thank you so much for this, somehow I never came across that information so I didnāt realize (or remember?ā¦itās been a long week at work. Yes Iām aware itās Monday
I would love to see this as well. I have a Traveler reserved, and will likely not go with the tire carrier from a dimension convenience standpoint. Would be great to see how not having anything here impacts the feel of the ratios of the vehicle.
Agreed. Love that tire carrier and they keep making it more versatileAnd I thought that the large knobby tires and rear tire carrier was more of an off-roading package.
Although, If I can get it in the garage I really do want the rear tire carrier. Hopefully a single option for that.
Jamie used the gender neutral Sibling. But everyone knows cars are of the female persuasion.
Exactly.Jamie used the gender neutral Sibling. But everyone knows cars are of the female persuasion.
I licked it in NYC and called dibs.Seeing it in person I would agree itās more off road. The 22ā wheels do give it more of a street vibe but I really think street is a smaller all season tire. However, I would totally take it as is and only drive it on the street.
Would that make the second cyber truck the adopted bastard child or something else? Sibling just doesnāt seem rightJamie used the gender neutral Sibling. But everyone knows cars are of the female persuasion.
