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If there’s one thing I’ve learned on these forums is this: finding a replacement for the Pirelli AT is exhausting
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Tire Advice for 2023 Rivian R1S – Stuck Between XTM, KO3, and Toyo A/T III
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JalenHurtsBirds
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I hear ya. Had a tech at the house yesterday who also said Perellis suck.
Going with the Toyo AT III SL 116h
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Nice! Let us know how it goes. Toyo makes great tires
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Funny thing happened today... Tarkus is at 102,000 miles and needed her tires replaced while we are on vacation north of Tampa Bay, so while looking to replace the Goodyear Territory AT 275/60R20 with the same tire. No one had them in stock. Walmart had a Cyber Monday sale on Goodyear Authority 275/60R20 for $165 each, so I ordered a set had them shipped to a nearby Walmart for installation today & when I arrived at 9:00am this morning for the installation the Walmart Tire Shop manager told me to go away... "Walmart does do any "tire work" on any electrical vehicles & for me to load the tires into my Rivian and go away". While standing there, I proceeded to cancel the Walmart online sales/transaction & left the 4 tires with him/Walmart & drove across the highway to Mavis Tires & 90 minutes later Tarkus has her 1st set of Cooper Discoverer Road Trail AT for $269 each, so my tire advise is to never waste time with tires @ walmart 
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I've had the Toyo AT III EV 20" tires installed for about two weeks now. Overall, there's no real difference in range vs. the Pirelli's. And the ride is smooth and relatively quiet. The tires seem beefier for any off-roading, with a little deeper tread. So far so good.
UnsungZero_OldTimeAdMan
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LT or SL in 275/65R20? or did you get the XL in 275/60R20?
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SL version. Sorry, should have mentioned that.
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I've had these on for a few months now, and quite like them. Quieter then the OEM Pirellis. Decent snow/ice performance (for an AT), and I've noticed no real reduction in grip on normal wet/dry roads vs the OEM. Have not had the chance to do any off-roading, but I suspect that they'll be absolutely fine for the type that I normally do (fun, not extreme).
If you can find them on sale or at a discount, I think it's a great option. We'll have to wait and see how long they last and if they get louder with time.
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RedCanyon
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Thank you very much for the quick response. I just ordered them and will have them installed tomorrow. I need to be better with rotation this time around... would love to make the 50K warranty.
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We got them over the summer and like them so far. They're obviously not as quiet as non-off-road tires, but they look great and ride fine
Look around as well as discount tire. Can price match. I think we got them for about 345/tire. Added on four replacement certificates for about 1900 before tax.
We typically ride on all-terrain setting and one slight thing that does happen when pulling out of a slight driveway backwards and then turning the tire all the way has the tire quickly rub the wheel well but again not really an issue.
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