Model X flat tire

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I had a flat on my Model X last night. Found a screw in the tire, but luckily I was able to limp to a gas station and get it plugged.

Tesla was cool and offered to tow me, but I didn't need it.

Anyone else had a flat in their Model X? I'm definitely getting a plug kit for all my cars now. Lesson learned though!
 
A plug kit and a portable tire inflator are recommended especially if you're on long road trips. There are a lot of them on Amazon.
 
I once had a flat on my Model X, too, and found a nail stuck right in the tire! I felt like I was starring in my own version of a "Car Trouble" sitcom :ROFLMAO: . Luckily, I made it to a gas station and got it plugged, now I keep a plug kit in my trunk because who needs a dramatic roadside rescue when you can DIY?
I had a flat on my Model X last night. Found a screw in the tire, but luckily I was able to limp to a gas station and get it plugged.

Tesla was cool and offered to tow me, but I didn't need it.

Anyone else had a flat in their Model X? I'm definitely getting a plug kit for all my cars now. Lesson learned though!
 
I had a flat on my Model X last night. Found a screw in the tire, but luckily I was able to limp to a gas station and get it plugged.

Tesla was cool and offered to tow me, but I didn't need it.

Anyone else had a flat in their Model X? I'm definitely getting a plug kit for all my cars now. Lesson learned though!
Glad you were able to get it plugged without needing a tow! A plug kit is definitely a smart move, better safe than sorry.
 
Yep, had a flat on my Model X a few months ago, luckily, the tire pressure monitoring system gave me a heads-up before it got too bad. A plug kit is a must-have for situations like this, but just remember that it’s a temporary fix. If the screw was close to the sidewall, it’s worth getting the tire inspected or replaced. Glad Tesla was ready to help, though.
 
Screws and nails are a real pain and I totally agree with them that this is a perfect reminder to keep a plug kit handy. Model X owners with those wide, low-profile tires do get flats. It's just part of driving with those types of tires.
 

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