EV Sportline Rock Sliders. Not Jack-able by Rivian

[slillie]

https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/running-boards-service-question.57431/


Last night I found this thread that has a picture of the 6" service center pucks in it.

Yep,I have the RealWheelsEV Running Boards (love them). The first service center said: "No way, you'll have to remove them first." I drove to the next closest service center and they said: "No problem. Bring your car in and we'll fix it." I did, and they did.

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[EV Sportline]

Can you please post a link to the Running Boards that do allow clear access for the 6" diameter service center pucks?

Here ya go:

These running boards - RMaxx Running Boards from EV Sportline

Model showing clearance to Rivian Service Center lift jack pucks (video is modeled with RMaxx running boards assembled in position on truck and jack puck in position on the truck - removed truck so you can see clearances)

 

[Hyro]

FWIW, I had my truck serviced on 4/17 in Fife, WA. They lifted it w/ the sportline rock sliders installed, no grief.

 

[Lord Leroy]

I’ve had mine service with ev sportive rock sliders too. No issue.

 

[slillie]

FWIW, I had my truck serviced on 4/17 in Fife, WA. They lifted it w/ the sportline rock sliders installed, no grief.

Same here.

 

[rwpg]

Here ya go:

These running boards - RMaxx Running Boards from EV Sportline

Model showing clearance to Rivian Service Center lift jack pucks (video is modeled with RMaxx running boards assembled in position on truck and jack puck in position on the truck - removed truck so you can see clearances)

Thank you for the link and the diagram showing the positioning of the Service Center pucks.
In the images of the running boards at the link you posted, there is a couple of images that appear to show the bolt on aero covers:
=> I am assuming that the Aero Covers would have to be removed to expose unobstructed access to the factor jack point so as not to interfere with the Service Center pucks, is this correct?

Please advise, thanks in advance.

 

[rwpg]

Same here.

Good to know, thanks.

I used the Bothell, WA SC, closest to me as I live in central WA and it's a 3 hour drive each way.

 

[EV Sportline]

Thank you for the link and the diagram showing the positioning of the Service Center pucks.
In the images of the running boards at the link you posted, there is a couple of images that appear to show the bolt on aero covers:
=> I am assuming that the Aero Covers would have to be removed to expose unobstructed access to the factor jack point so as not to interfere with the Service Center pucks, is this correct?

Please advise, thanks in advance.

Yes our aero panels are 100% compatible with Rivian Service Center lift pucks. The Front aero panels clear directly and in the Rear, you just drop the small access panel. Takes a few seconds to drop.

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