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Does anyone know why chevy chose to put different width tires on the back vs the front? (195 vs 185)? Do they not believe in tire rotation?

Is anyone using any sort of wheel traction devices? The manual says you can't use chains, but doesn't say what you can use. I'd rather not invest in studded tires because we only get snow a couple of times a year and studs have terrible rolling resistance.

So, I know the spark will honk once when you first plug it in to charge (which I'd love to turn off if someone can tell me how). But I don't understand why it would honk later while charging, which it does occasionally. It seems random, not connected to any brownout, breaker blowing...

Does anyone know where I could get more detailed technical documentation for the car? The owners manual is informative, but I want more, like a shop manual and full software specs.

In the "Suspension Upgrades" topic, some of us have touched on tires as a way to improve handling and possibly mitigate torque steer. I'm starting this topic to dive deeper on tires. Sparkie posted this great link to a vid showing what happens when you put good tires on a Leaf...