I do keep my tire pressure at an average of 45 - the real 45 psi and the faux 45 that the TPMS system would indicate at altitude.
While I keep my pressure at 45, I'm not going to obsess over changes due day to day temp. fluctuations. You know, as well as I do, that where we live, we can drive an hour and the temp changes by 25F. Or, in January, it can be 75F one day and snowing the next day. Hopefully you're not implying that we should be adjusting the tire pressure daily to compensate for fluctuations due to temperature changes.
And the reason it doesn't bother me is I've learned a new normal when it comes to Tesla - endlessly buggy software, lousy service, etc., So I've learned to ignore stuff that doesn't matter.
While I keep my pressure at 45, I'm not going to obsess over changes due day to day temp. fluctuations. You know, as well as I do, that where we live, we can drive an hour and the temp changes by 25F. Or, in January, it can be 75F one day and snowing the next day. Hopefully you're not implying that we should be adjusting the tire pressure daily to compensate for fluctuations due to temperature changes.
And the reason it doesn't bother me is I've learned a new normal when it comes to Tesla - endlessly buggy software, lousy service, etc., So I've learned to ignore stuff that doesn't matter.
