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This is hard to reconcile with my experience.People theorized that checking the application might be responsible for the significant loss in my HV battery this obviously not the cause of the loss.So what is?I am stumped

Mine is always around 225 at 90% SOC using city driving and full blast airco in south florida

Agree

No it is in a garage in south florida and I have zero programming installed .I cannot explain it either and the fact that I pinged every other day or so causing the issue is also hard to swallow

Thanks i will check with Porsche and see what they say

I did ping every other day and then logged out.hard to believe that this could explain the difference

Shut down the Porsche App so that cannot be it.very puzzling this difference

I left on 18/5/23 for a six week trip to europe returning on 29/6/23.I wanted to see the effect on the main and 12 volt battery.When i left the main battery was at 86% and the 12 volt battery at 13.5 when I returned it was respectively 54% and 13.5. Hence the power loss of the main battery was...

Very reasonable

Invariably even in the city about 230 miles

Go into the settings menu on the charger and scroll through the options until you see the amperage menu and slide the amperage to forty

On the Porsche charger you need to manually set the Amperage.My guess is that it is set way low and you need to up to it to 40 Amps.Mine is set at that level and I also get 40 Amps charging

Meant once every two years

I had the same problem on my 4S and had the dealer fix it during my biannual maintenance.It seems to be holding up fine after the fix however i do not know what they did to remedy it

The Pirelli Pzeros I had on my first set definitely could cause curb rub whereas the Michelin pilot sport 4 are riding a bit higher hence less curb rub risk on the the rim of the wheels Front size of the Michelins 245/45-20 rear 285/40-20

Michelin pilot sport 4 front 20 inch 245/45-20 back 285/40-20

The offset was front and back 50 front size:20/9.5 back 20/11 ,bolt pattern 5/130 mm ,hub bore 71.6 mm.They fit perfectly on the 4s Taycan

Here is the picture of the 20 inch Panamera wheels i bought on Ebay for 1600 dollars(set of four) in Jan of 21

I have 20 inch Michelin tires and the they are not low profile tires unlike the Pirellis so curb damage is not an issue