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I drove with mine installed for 2 weeks and it never came down. I prefer to leave it installed, especially with the August temperatures here in NC.. but my wife made me take it down for "obvious cosmetic reasons" :)

I also recommend the HeatShield screen. I have the windshield and roof panel, both fit well.

That's rough to see. Hopefully they get it sorted quickly. My last shipping experience included the driver asking me to pull the truck off his trailer for him because he "couldn't figure out the damn emergency brake." I also received an alarm notification during shipping. I would like to see...

I was in the same boat with mine being outside of Charlotte, NC. My best option was a DC charger about 25 minutes from the house. I am fortunate to not need to drive the R1T every day, so that minimized the frustration with the little 120v charger. Local electricians were all several weeks out...

Just got my R1T back from service, the steering wheel shake at 70-80mph was one of the items addressed. They did a 4 wheel balance and rotated the tires. The work seems to have helped it. I'm sure the Scorpion A/T tires don't help.. but they sure look cool.

Great to see! Looks like a lot of fun. I am in NC and took my R1T to Asheville last weekend. Will have to head to Blowing Rock soon!

Yes, as advertised for the front end PPF. A few other shops had quoted me higher rates for lower quality PPF. I added the painted area above the windshield and the black A&B pillars at an additional cost. I'd have to look it up, but it wasn't much more. XPEL arranged it with them, then they...

I used the XPEL program to have Exclusive Paint Protection in Charlotte, NC install XPEL Ultimate on the front end and ceramic coat the entire truck. Came out awesome.. and the PPF already saved me once when I bumped my mirror! They've done several R1T's already, so if you're nearby I highly...

I had exactly the same issue with mine. I tried every angle I could with no luck. Some would click in, others would not. I then had success by lifting up on the center of the bar with one hand while pushing down on the latch with the other. Not hard, not much pressure needed. It seems that...