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How about a loaded lariat with bluecruise, max tow, tow tech?

Is the factory offset for Lightning 18" wheels 44?

Tesla, Porsche and Genesis all light up the tail lights when coming to a stop while one pedal driving

Me either

I don't think the Lightnings are a straight retro fit of a gas F150. The frame I believe is totally unique and the rear is IRS. I'm pretty sure not even all of the body panels are the same.

My 2022 loaded lariat ER was 80,500 before tax credit a 2022 model Y perf is about 70 grand without selecting a color. They aren't far apart in price, not counting tax credit. I have a 2020 MYP and had 2020 MSLR before getting a taycan. I love Tesla's and think the charging network is important...

I’m getting a bit anxious. I’d like a level using new shocks. Is also like beefier sidewall on 18” wheels.

To add to the knowledge base here. Does anyone know the 18” wheel specs?

EA customer service told me of you have issues, start the session from their app. That seems to work for me at stubborn charging locations.

Great wheels do you mind sharing make, size and offset? Truck looks amazing.

I’d think that’s more a function of the tire than the wheels, unless these are wider than stock.

I like the wheels but I think I’m going 18” and getting rid of the 20s. I want more rubber and it may perhaps improve range based on videos I’ve watched.

What are the wheels on the blue truck? They look great.

Oddly, one of my favorite features.

I watched it over again and it validates my decision to get 18” rims vs 20”. Perhaps it will offset the loss from the small 2” lift which should be very negligible in the first place.

I need to red-watch this to make sure I didn’t screw up. I did find it quite interesting.

How have to two of you done on range? I’m leaning toward going from a 20” to 18 for more sidewall.

From the research I’ve done offset and tire width are big determinants of range. The aero design is somewhat meaning full but the bigger issue is how much tire surface is exposed to generate resistance. The lift will expose a bit of tire height but not a lot so range has a modest impact...

That's what I was hoping. I really just want the front lifted a bit to get rid of the extreme rake.

I’m guessing theirs is much more modest range loss with the lift. What exactly did you do to lift the rear? A level would raise the front if I’m not mistaken.