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How often do you have to top off? That's one thing I was amazed about with the OEM MXM4s...the only time I had to change the inflation was seasonally. For me, that's super rare and not necessarily a knock on the Pirelli's unless you're saying that you're having to do it, say, weekly.

I just got a set yesterday for my 2019 LR RWD and love them. The ride is noticeably improved, they're clearly quieter, etc....basically all praise so far. I'm not sure how much is due to them simply being new tires vs worn ones. We'll see on the efficiency. (duplicate post)

I just got a set yesterday for my 2019 LR RWD and love them. The ride is noticeably improved, they're clearly quieter, etc....basically all praise so far. I'm not sure how much is due to them simply being new tires vs worn ones. We'll see on the efficiency.

I’d had two separate vibe issues coming from this area, one that resonated with a tone generator around 70-80hz and another that I couldn’t produce with the app. This fixed both! I’d tried less “aggressive” versions of the same but ultimately gave this a shot with a spare microfiber towel...

I really like the Tesla brander all-weather mats.

Happens to me occasionally. Turning Bluetooth off and then back on usually helps.

How do you like that organizer? I've almost bought one. Good fit? Possible rattles? That is, is it a felted/rubberized or hard/smooth surface?

In this case, it appears to be the same volume setting, but certainly frequencies are "over-amplified" initially. After a second or two, they resume normal levels.

Has anyone noticed that when the audio is muted and you unmute via scrolling or depressing the left steering wheel button, the volume is suddenly much louder, especially for bass frequencies (or just the sub?). This seems to me a possible effect of the amplifier turning back on and I think is...

Same

Same. Mine have proven either far too sensitive (high speed for drizzle), or not sensitive enough (nothing during standard rain).

I was getting spotty service at first, but have found it to be a lot better in the past week or so.

Same here. Now that I've installed them...

Wow...didn't notice that on mine, but now I'm concerned. I had washed and sealed the area behind them just prior. I haven't installed PPF before and was a little hesitant to go that route.

Has anyone removed these after they've been on for a while and seen whether there's any issue with them rubbing against the paint while driving? Mine (Basenor) are pretty tightly fitted, and they can move slightly under certain loads but it's hard to guess how much they'd move while driving...