The driving mode lowers the ride height while also making the tires “slant slightly inward at the top,” MotorTrend discovered. This is putting too much weight on the inward part of the tires, causing them to wear down far too quickly. One owner had to replace his after just 6,000 miles!
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The Musk/Trump bromance is heating up.
Twitter main characters past and present have met recently to discuss possible government roles for Musk should Trump win in November. According to The Wall Street Journal, Musk and Trump have “discussed ways to give Musk formal input and influence over policies related to border security and the economy.” Oh, and also voter fraud. Meanwhile, Trump is out on the campaign trail talking about how he’s going to ban the sale of electric vehicles.


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