Yeah, I think its fairly normal. My tire has a ton of small punctures that leak ooze, but it doesn't seem to lose any pressure. The slime is doing its job.

Occasionally the board cuts out on me when I'm stopped or just getting started. I believe it's my foot not actually pressing down both sensors, and I have to actively try to distribute my weight on my foot to press down both of them when I start. Which also leads me to believe I probably ride most the time with only one sensor being pressed, but I've never had a problem with the board shutting off while moving.

When I first started riding the only thing that was sore were my feet. But I had to wait a month for mine to arrive so I prepared my legs for what I assumed they would be in for and it worked! Didn't realize how much my feet were going to have to work though...

I keep reading that there is no pushback in extreme, but I get pushback in extreme...

If I ever turn mine on when its not sitting on the ground I have to turn it off then back on to get the sensor to work. The app will say "ERROR! Start in ready position" "Your Onewheel must be placed on the ground when you press the power button" I wonder if when she flips it that's what causes the problem.

I've started to ride in Elevated all the time, the sidewalks in town are terrible to the point where it's like being off road(I've started to enjoy riding on them, just not when I need to get somewhere).

29 here. And looking at the post, almost exactly what I thought the demographic would be.

I've never had the problem personally, but almost everyone I let ride it has had it take off. I do notice when I have to jump off I always tend to push off with my toes tipping the board on its side so it can't take off. Not something I do on purpose but it has kept it from taking off on me.

I've been riding in Extreme for the 3weeks I've had my board. I just tried out Elevated today and got to say I think I prefer it. Kind of feels like it responds better, and I'm seeing a big difference when riding on the terrible sidewalks in my town with 1-2" elevation differences from trees pushing up the blocks.

It's possible your board switched back to Classic mode, which 10mph is when you get push back. Some people have had issues where their board switched to Classic from Extreme.