EV Tires

[elektra]

Fortunately you don’t have to fill your tank with lithium every week.

Right, you simply charge it 20 hours a day

 

[Marener]

He don't need a source. I will verify I saw the same thing.

Why should we trust you, bro?

Ah, so two “trust me bros”.

Cool. That’s so much better.

 

[Marener]

Right, you simply charge it 20 hours a day

I mean, if you’re charging it off of a hamster wheel.

Most people charge their car in an hour or so, at night when electricity is nice and cheap.

 

[elektra]

I mean, if you’re charging it off of a hamster wheel.

Most people charge their car in an hour or so, at night when electricity is nice and cheap.

Got any proof, how about a link

 

[fncceo]

Well, we should definitely buy ICE cars because they grow on trees and don’t cause pollution in manufacturing.

Right?

Unlike EVs traditional vehicles don't flaunt themselves as "emission free".

If you're going to base your self worth on the idea you pollute less than your neighbor... at least make an effort to confirm that it's true.

 

[fncceo]

Most people charge their car in an hour or so, at night when electricity is nice and cheap.

Electricity is cheaper at night because there is less demand for it at night. When most businesses are closed.

Increase the demand at night for a million EVs and watch that price skyrocket.

Supply and demand.

 

[AZrailwhale]

Do you have a source for this claim or is it just “trust me bro”?

Anybody old enough to remember those days can attest to it. The mantra was "save a tree".

 

[Marener]

Got any proof, how about a link

Home charger goes about 40 miles wortth of charge per hour.

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www.tesla.com

Average person drives about 30 miles a day.

National Household Travel Survey Daily Travel Quick Facts | Bureau of Transportation Statistics

Daily Travel is a trip from one point to another on a single day.

www.bts.gov

Imagine getting into your car every day with a full tank.

 

[Marener]

Electricity is cheaper at night because there is less demand for it at night. When most businesses are closed.

Increase the demand at night for a million EVs and watch that price skyrocket.

Supply and demand.

Flattening the demand curve isn’t a bad thing. We have lots of windmills for example that run at night, and their power needs to go somewhere.

These complement each other nicely.

 

[elektra]

Home charger goes about 40 miles wortth of charge per hour.

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www.tesla.com

Average person drives about 30 miles a day.

National Household Travel Survey Daily Travel Quick Facts | Bureau of Transportation Statistics

Daily Travel is a trip from one point to another on a single day.

www.bts.gov

Imagine getting into your car every day with a full tank.

Your link says 8 hours of charging plus additional charging at work

Imagine waking with a full tank that gets you to work, if you live 10 miles from work and do not sit in traffic

Imagine requiring fuel twice a day instead of once every 2 weeks

 

[fncceo]

Your link says 8 hours of charging plus additional charging at work

Imagine waking with a full tank that gets you to work, if you live 10 miles from work and do not sit in traffic

Imagine requiring fuel twice a day instead of once every 2 weeks

If you only live 10 miles from work... buy a bicycle.

 

[Flash]

EV's are major polluters. Making their batteries pollutes. Making many of the car parts pollutes. Manufacturing the electric to charge them pollutes. Transporting them around the world pollutes. Now, they go through tires four times faster than regular cars, and tires pollute, not to mention a set of tires for an EV cost about $1500, about every 7,000 miles. But, let's have the government mandate that everyone must own one so we can save the environment.

New tires every 7,000 miles? Electric cars save gas but tire wear shocks Florida drivers

“If somebody looked at me and said ... you are going to love this car but in about 7,000 miles you will have to pay 1,400 or 1,500 dollars to replace the tires, I wouldn’t have bought the car.”

www.yahoo.com

The thing that these stupid Moon Bats don't want to hear about is the fact that the life cycle of an EV has a greater carbon footprint than that of an ICE vehicle.

 

[Marener]

Your link says 8 hours of charging plus additional charging at work

Imagine waking with a full tank that gets you to work, if you live 10 miles from work and do not sit in traffic

Imagine requiring fuel twice a day instead of once every 2 weeks

Where does the link say that?

 

[Curried Goats]

You stupid Bingos will believe anything. EVs can burn through your tires quicker but only because they can produce more torque at more constant rate. If you're burning through your tires every 7,000 miles it's because you're launching at every light.

 

[elektra]

Where does the link say that?

You did not read your link?

 

[Independent thinker]

Not at all. Everyone complains that EVs generate pollution in their manufacture, but that’s true for literally anything.

I agree with you that fighting Climate Change is a fool's errand.

 

[Marener]

You did not read your link?

I did which is how I know you’re delusional.

The home charger most people have charges 44 mph.

 

[Independent thinker]

Fortunately you don’t have to fill your tank with lithium every week.

By the way, did you read the OP?

 

[Independent thinker]

Uh, what?

I don’t think you understand how batteries work. You charge them with electricity. The lithium stays inside the car. It doesn’t go anywhere.

So, since energy pollutes, charging EV's with electricity doesn't pollute?

 

[fncceo]

The home charger most people have charges 44 mph.

In what engineering school on the planet do they teach that rates of charge and power usage is measured in miles per hour?