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10,779 miles in 14 months. Current center tread depth: Front: 6.1mm Rear: 7.7mm The Goodyear site says they started with 11/32" of tread, or about 8.7mm. Assuming I now rotate the tires now and that I replace when the tread gets down to about 3mm, then these tires are good for about 30k...

I have not tried to measure it.

A few months short of four years, and still working very well. No wax or other treatment needed.

1.3 years later, the Electric Drive tires are still doing well. Quiet and plenty of tread left

I got this text from my Nissan dealer yesterday: URGENT SAFETY RECALL !! This is Nissan of Costa Mesa, letting you know your vehicle 2016 Nissan LEAF, 1N4BZ0CP2GCxxxxxx has an outstanding safety recall. This repair is covered through Nissan. Please respond or give us a call as soon as...

I just took the plunge, I'll let you all know how it works out.

I need new tires for my Leaf, has anyone tried the new electric car specific Goodyears? https://www.goodyear.com/en-US/tires/electricdrive

I put a ceramic coat on my Leaf two years ago and it still beads up very well and looks great. I wash the car maybe once every other month and I have not put any other treatment on the car since the ceramic coat. This is now a must do for every car I own. I used CQuartz TiO2 and it took 8...

I was wondering about that. The AC and everything else works fine...

No work on the AC since I've owned the car (~3 years). AC and everything else seems to work fine.

I changed my cabin air filter yesterday, and I noticed a oily substance right next to the cabin air filter housing. See the picture below. The picture is taken up under the dash on the passenger side. The cabin air filter housing the gaping rectangular hole. Immediately to the lower right of...

Yes, I had a 30kwh and got a 40 kwh battery. 8-)

As you predicted, the approved my replacement, but it will take 4-6 weeks to get the battery. Thanks!

Has anyone found a way to completely disable the nag screen?

I am within the warranty time and mileage, and the car has never even seen 105F, but I have not done the battery report. Has anyone else had issues with getting a battery replaced under warranty if they have not done the annual battery report?

I just dropped it off at the dealer, they want $170 to troubleshoot the car to see if it qualifies for the warranty, that seems iffy. Is this normal? Also, for those that have had this done, how long did it take to get done?

Good guess... I'm looking for advice, is there anything that can trip up the process, reasons warranty would be denied, etc. See above on the BMS update for an example

My 2016 Leaf SL is down to 8 capacity bars, is it now eligible for a battery replacement under warranty? If so, what is the process? Are there any gotchas? The car is at 36k miles and I am the second owner. I've never taken the car in for a battery usage report. I have a 30kwh battery, not...

I've searched but I could not find one. Is there anything special I need to do to flush the brake fluid? I know it may not be necessary at this point, but I have some time on my hands...

What product was it coated with?