My Nissan Leaf Forum

The original tires on our beloved 2016 are nearly treadless at 60K miles and we would like tires that offer the least rolling resistance but with a smoother ride than the Hercules Roadtour 655 it came with, which are VERY rough riding. What are y’all using these days?

The original tires on our beloved 2016 are nearly treadless at 60K miles and we would like tires that offer the least rolling resistance but with a smoother ride than the Hercules Roadtour 655 it came with, which are VERY rough riding. What are y’all using these days?

Hello, I have stock tires and would like slightly larger one so I don't bottom out on my driveway as much. What have people installed that fitted with the existing rims and didn't hit the wheel wells? Also, is there any easy way to add a little lift on the Nissan other than tires? Thanks..Cliff

Hello, I have stock tires and would like slightly larger one so I don't bottom out on my driveway as much. What have people installed that fitted with the existing rims and didn't hit the wheel wells? Also, is there any easy way to add a little lift on the Nissan other than tires? Thanks..Cliff

I'll start. There's a 10-parter "The Center Seat — 55 Years of Star Trek". I posted about it at https://www.tivocommunity.com/community/index.php?threads/the-center-seat-%E2%80%94-55-years-of-star-trek-all-episodes.585455/. You can watch the 1st 4 eps (1st already aired but being rerun) on History Channel. The rest will be on History Vault, a paid service.

I'll start. There's a 10-parter "The Center Seat — 55 Years of Star Trek". I posted about it at https://www.tivocommunity.com/community/index.php?threads/the-center-seat-%E2%80%94-55-years-of-star-trek-all-episodes.585455/. You can watch the 1st 4 eps (1st already aired but being rerun) on History Channel. The rest will be on History Vault, a paid service.

Bought the 2 year old certified Leaf SV Plus in 2022 for $31k from Carvana - with 10k miles on it . 4 years later and it now has/had 67k trouble free miles on it. Took it in to my local Nissan dealership and had the CHADMO HV Battery charger recall done on it - wasn't an issue - they said all was good. Whilst driving that week the battery suddenly dropped from 90 miles of range to 44 miles of range within a minute of driving. No warning lights - pulled over - switched off car - waited 2... Read more

Bought the 2 year old certified Leaf SV Plus in 2022 for $31k from Carvana - with 10k miles on it . 4 years later and it now has/had 67k trouble free miles on it. Took it in to my local Nissan dealership and had the CHADMO HV Battery charger recall done on it - wasn't an issue - they said all was good. Whilst driving that week the battery suddenly dropped from 90 miles of range to 44 miles of range within a minute of driving. No warning lights - pulled over - switched off car - waited 2... Read more

Good morning! Just checking in from Southern Illinois. Looking forward to occasionally posting on the forum. I'm usually not that active online, but will try to help out when I can. Used 2024 Leaf SV+ (my first EV)

Good morning! Just checking in from Southern Illinois. Looking forward to occasionally posting on the forum. I'm usually not that active online, but will try to help out when I can. Used 2024 Leaf SV+ (my first EV)

Hi everyone, my first post on this forum. I have a 2023 Nissan Leaf SV+. Have been looking for Chademo and J1772 adaptors that might increase my location for charging in the USA. Lectron is coming out, just got an email, with this one: https://ev-lectron.com/products/lectron-tesla-to-j1772-ev-adapter-250v-80-amp Any opinions? A J1772 charge is pretty slow. Would this be worth it?

Hi everyone, my first post on this forum. I have a 2023 Nissan Leaf SV+. Have been looking for Chademo and J1772 adaptors that might increase my location for charging in the USA. Lectron is coming out, just got an email, with this one: https://ev-lectron.com/products/lectron-tesla-to-j1772-ev-adapter-250v-80-amp Any opinions? A J1772 charge is pretty slow. Would this be worth it?