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For this test I went from 74% to 92% in 31 minutes. 74% to 85% went real quick, like 5 min. So next I'll have to test at the same charger from sub-50% to 85%.

Great. I plan on stopping by the charger over lunch today. SOC should be around 60%, so I'll charge for 45 min and see where I'm at. If it isn't busy I'll play around with the chargers and see what rates different units give me. Then it's back to the office.

Is there any harm in testing an EA charge to 100%? I have a road trip scheduled soon and that would be the first time I use EA chargers, so I wanted to stop by a local EA location and test a charge from 60-100%. Any reason why I shouldn't do that prior to my trip? Thanks, Ben

Mine was charging while updating last night. When complete I went to unplug and the charge door shut on the plug. Had to touch the sensor to open so I could actually unplug.

Actually might help add some context as to how close I really am from the car in front of me while parking.

The detector does power off. I can't say exactly how long it takes for that to occur, but it eventually powers off.

I thought I would hate the chirping, but I rather like being able to walk away and hearing the confirmation of locking, as cheesy as the chirp is.

Just received the notice for the update. Sort of want to wait, but also don’t want my R1S to brick due to 12v issues. Crossing my fingers, clenching up and updating…

I'm in for $150!

All of these 12v issues really have me nervous about our road trip in 2 weeks.

Food goes in the frunk.

It took just a little more force than what I was comfortable with.

I am avoiding it like the plague. I've seen too many owners reporting 'bricking' after this update, so I'll pass for now.

What was the true difference in range that you experienced in All-Purpose vs Conserve? I’m driving the fam down to Gulf Shores from Wisconsin in a few weeks!

I actually had a local R1T owner come through with a 22 dark that he sold me this morning. Thanks, Ben

I'll give you $700 shipped to 53189 for any of them. I just checked UPS and was quoted $150 from SC to 53189 using ground and specs of 90lbs, 35x35x12. Please let me know. I really want to secure a full size spare for my upcoming family road trip. Thanks, Ben

Didn't realize we were jacking someone elses thread. So I used my UPS account to generate a quote of $150 for ground shipping from Houston to 53189. I used specs of 90lbs and 35x35x12. Let me know what works for you. I would do $800 shipped to 53189 considering the mileage on the tire. Thanks, Ben

UPS ground from Houston to 53189 is $150. I used specs of 90lbs, 35x35x12.

They’ve been saying that for a while about the temporary spare tires. As for tools and such, I ordered a bottle jack and a set of jack pucks.

I’ll take one of the used wheels/tires for $700 shipped to 53189.