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I think EVs need more tire changes and rotations from the added weight and the tires are a bit more expensive.
by cma 1y ago
I think EVs need more tire changes and rotations from the added weight and the tires are a bit more expensive.
- otherme123 1y agoEngineering Explained youtuber made recently a video selling his Tesla (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFLrDaV6nkE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFLrDaV6nkE), and all his mantainance costs for 60k miles are quite low: about $600, taking out damage from hitting a pothole hard. The gas savings vs electricity consumed were huge, about $10k
- chronal4720 1y ago> The gas savings vs electricity consumed were huge, about $10k Not in California. Many people charge exclusively at superchargers and pay $42+ for 250 miles of range ($0.60+/kWh peak hours after work). That’s 6-8 gallons in an ICE car. At $5/gallon this makes EV supercharging more expensive than gasoline.
- hvb2 1y agoWhen buying an ev, knowing you can charge at home should be part of your decision. Also, I've never seen 60 cents a kWh at a supercharger in California. 50 cents, plenty of times. But that's the most I've seen. Maybe that's some specific part of LA or something.
- klipklop 1y agoBased on how PG&E is pricing things I suspect prices are only going sharply upwards from here. They pretty much hold the state hostage at this point. “Give us more money or we can’t guarantee that we wont accidentally burn down rural towns in the Sierra foothills.”
- cma 1y agoHe never changed tires in 60k miles or didn't count because he changed them at the same time as the pothole damage? It's a long vid.
- otherme123 1y agoIt's not specified, but definitely not included in the costs.