Recent content by DKM_R1S

Here is a quick link to the website where you can order the kit: https://opensourceev.com/products/cargo-floor-riser Ordered mine and received in less than a week. There is a center riser bracket that fits loosely, so I’ll probably add some felt pads to the underside of it to make more secure...

that is exactly what I was thinking. I’ll have to find a Starlink mount that doesn’t cover the face of the iPad like most I’ve seen on Amazon

Same problem here. A mobile tech replaced the rubber gasket.

Not everyone is interested in getting a smaller, less capable Rivian.

Appreciate the feedback so far. What we really want is to watch movies while laying down on our foam matresses inside the cargo area. So ideally the iPad would be hanging parallel to the roof glass. I do appreciate the advice against placing suction cup tension on the roof glass. I of all people...

Hi, I was looking for a reliable suction cup mount we could use with a 13” iPad Pro that sticks to the inside of the roof glass. We would be using this to stream videos while car camping, so the iPad would be overhead hanging down from the roof glass. It’s important that mount is completely...

Hi @EV Sportline - I know it's been a while since you posted this. I was wondering how well the mat works when I have the sub-trunk lid in the ramp position? Actually, I am raising up the lid using risers to (1) fit my refrigerator underneath and (2) have a completely level floor.

To the OP, keep in mind that miles range number displayed in the vehicle and in the App is not going to be your real-world range. You’ll start to recognize this when you do a roadtrip and see what the navigation says for remaining range to a charging stop.

And riding around town in high mode too often wears the outer edge of the tires more quickly (as I learned with my first set).

I can see the airbag because the cover panel keeps jostling loose. Do we think Rivian will still cover fixing this under warranty on a 35K mile R1S?

I have the 22” all seasons. Love them. A little noisier than the Scorpions, but I think they’re wearing better.

I am receiving the same error. My iOS App is up to date. Bummer. I recently realized that planning the trip using the mobile app (even if in the car) works better than using the in-car UI. Hopefully Rivian sorts this out soon.

Coming from a Tesla, this is exactly it. There seems to be a lot of unnecessary application of the brakes at those very low speeds.

Here is an update. The mobile technician confirmed the gaskets are covered under warranty so I had them replaced for free.

Thank you for all the feedback. Very useful. Now I understand that I just need to have a conversation with the technician when they arrive and confirm that they are going to cover under warranty. I just got off the phone with Rivian Service and this is what they told me. By the way, the initial...