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remember, your regenerative braking comes at cost of tire life. No, it doesn’t. The tires don’t care if it’s the car’s motor slowing things down, or some frict
by mikestew 1y ago
remember, your regenerative braking comes at cost of tire life.
No, it doesn’t. The tires don’t care if it’s the car’s motor slowing things down, or some friction material grabbing a disc.
- NewJazz 1y agoI guess they are saying that the sharper braking curve that is default on Teslas is going to cause more wear than a slower braking curve. The logic makes sense, but I have some doubt's that sharp regen breaking is more to blame for tire wear vs. Sharp manual braking and acceleration.