20" Inch Affordable high efficiency 20" wheels and 33" tires options (275/60R20)

[goldburger]

So the new "all season" is a 275/60r20 Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT that seems to have sidewall lugs that look like the BFG KO2 lugs? I can't find anything on Goodyear's website to match.... https://www.goodyear.com/en_US/tires/wrangler-territory-at/24354-73407064000000.html

Also based on the build page only available in Dual Standard... Large pack doesn't have it as an option and 22" brights are the free combo.

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[ksurfier]

So the new "all season" is a 275/60r20 Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT that seems to have sidewall lugs that look like the BFG KO2 lugs? I can't find anything on Goodyear's website to match.... https://www.goodyear.com/en_US/tires/wrangler-territory-at/24354-73407064000000.html

Also based on the build page only available in Dual Standard... Large pack doesn't have it as an option and 22" brights are the free combo.

Very nice, it's already on tirerack! ~$250, there's also a similar tire on simpletire for $167...

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https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...R0WTATXL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

 

[goldburger]

Very nice, it's already on tirerack! ~$250, there's also a similar tire on simpletire for $167...

(Added to list above)

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...R0WTATXL&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

Ya the Rivian tire appears to be different than the standard one offered by Goodyear. Regardless the pricing and look of the Rivian OE one is pretty compelling for when my Recon Grapplers need changing.... which won't be for some time.

 

[wjhdrew]

I'm pretty stoked about this tbh. I can get the OEM Tire swap from Rivian, have them change my software along with it. Then keep that setting, and swap tires from then on with 275/60r20 once my Pirelli ATs wear out.
Then nice accurate computer readings (not that that matters too too much of course).
Actually a decent win for us Gen1 owners with 20" wheels.

- Assuming Rivian is willing to put the new OEM Wranglers on my wheels. Or maybe sell me the full wheel/tire combo of the new 20" wheels. We'll see exactly what we can do shortly I'm sure, but the options now are promising.

 

[Supratachophobia]

So are these OEM all-seasons going to get us back into the 400's on range without having to go with a hideous 22 areo?

 

[ksurfier]

So are these OEM all-seasons going to get us back into the 400's on range without having to go with a hideous 22 areo?

They are ATs (not sure why Rivian is calling them AS)...will not be as efficient as the Defender/Grabber HTS60/Pirelli AS+3...prob. be only ~5% less efficient than those...

 

[Firocity]

Do we think Rivian will finally recalibrate our software to support us with 20” AT wheels who either want to replace the stock tires with Goodyear or the Michelin Defender LTX M/S2?

 

[iansriv]

What's the difference between these and the OEM 20AT?

 

[Supratachophobia]

What's the difference between these and the OEM 20AT?

Someone mentioned the OEM AS is actually a less aggressive AT. My guess is that it's an improvement over the AT and possibly matches the special 22's but that the 22's are a better margin/deal for them as are the 22" rims.

I can see Rivian saying to perelli, "hey, thanks for those custom one-off 21" tires. They got us some good numbers and street cred with owners. But we need to consolidate tire options and 22" is going to be our go-to for performance, what can you get us in a 22" that makes you happy on the sales?"

 

[B Digs]

Hello, I work on the tire design team at Goodyear that developed the new Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT, which has been optimized specifically for the Rivian R1 Gen 2. I recently purchased a Gen 1 R1T and as you probably can guess, replaced the stock Gen 1 tire (275/65R20) with our new Goodyear Gen 2 tire (275/60R20). Of course, I am biased but I’ve been very happy with both the truck and the tires!

 

[Riviot]

Hello, I work on the tire design team at Goodyear that developed the new Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT, which has been optimized specifically for the Rivian R1 Gen 2. I recently purchased a Gen 1 R1T and as you probably can guess, replaced the stock Gen 1 tire (275/65R20) with our new Goodyear Gen 2 tire (275/60R20). Of course, I am biased but I’ve been very happy with both the truck and the tires!

Efficiency test of each please!

 

[B Digs]

Efficiency test of each please!

I do not have specific data, but I have been happy with my range, tire performance and the rugged looks of the Goodyear option.

 

[DB-EV]

Hello, I work on the tire design team at Goodyear that developed the new Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT, which has been optimized specifically for the Rivian R1 Gen 2. I recently purchased a Gen 1 R1T and as you probably can guess, replaced the stock Gen 1 tire (275/65R20) with our new Goodyear Gen 2 tire (275/60R20). Of course, I am biased but I’ve been very happy with both the truck and the tires!

Awesome, thanks. So, do you need to recalibrate the speed if you go from the 275/65/20 to this? If not how much are you off by in terms of speed? How much do you have to divide by/multiple to get accurate efficency?

Should this be more efficient than the 275/65/20 Standard AT 20s?

I have a Launch from 22 with the 20 ATs. Thanks!

 

[DB-EV]

I do not have specific data, but I have been happy with my range, tire performance and the rugged looks of the Goodyear option.

Thanks - understanding you do not have data, should this tire vs. the 20AT from first gen be more efficient than the first gen 20AT? I won't hold you or good year responsible. Free information is worth what you pay, but it is a data point and I have to form my own opinion. I am an adult and am responsible for my choices, not you, not goodyear, not rivian.

 

[DB-EV]

Do we think Rivian will finally recalibrate our software to support us with 20” AT wheels who either want to replace the stock tires with Goodyear or the Michelin Defender LTX M/S2?

Fire - these should be off by like 3% if we don't recalibrate? I know the number is hanging around somewhere.

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