Dave Cundiff
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- First Name
- Dave
- Joined
- Feb 28, 2024
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- Location
- Pacific County, Washington
- Vehicles
- '23 R1S (DM,Max); '23 R1T (QM,Lg); '23 Chevy Bolt
275/50R22 diameter snow tires are within a fraction of a percent of 275/55R21 "all-season." We don't bother recalibrating when we switch back and forth. I have faith in the people at our local Costco Tire Center in Northwest Oregon, who got confident about Rivians after seeing Rivian-specific instructions from @Mark_AZR1T (whose jackpucks.com brand I recommend).Greetings Denvercx! We close escrow on a place west of Missoula next month. We won't live there full-time at first but will spend as much time as we can up there.
I can already tell the 22" tire set up won't work though I see there are 3-peak options available for that size. Unlike Teslas, you can't switch wheel sizes and make a selection on the screen, you apparently have to go to a service center for "reprogramming," which seems dumb.
The lack of a service center closer than SLC isn't great either but we kinda have to suck it up given this is a newer company.
I'm likely to sell my Model Y and get a diesel truck. Towing in Montana would be a real challenge given the lack of DC fast chargers. Even opening up the Tesla ones won't help much given they are few in number and are not suitable for towing set-ups. Just driving the truck though shouldn't be an issue.
Welcome aboard!
I hope this helps others who live far from Service Centers. Best wishes!
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