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Both of mine sucked. More problems than I care to remember.

Absolutely. 2022 Gen 1 that I picked up in Dec 3 years ago. About 32k miles so far with minimal problems, all handled pretty quickly in the Denver service center. Never had a more capable or enjoyable vehicle. I honestly expected more issues given how early I got it and was prepared for...

I switched to the 21 in Defenders mentioned in your post at about 25k on my 2022 R1T. I’m about 8k in to them and so far I feel like they’re superior to the Pirelli’s. I don’t off road specifically but I use forest roads and such to get to fishing/camping/backpacking spots and the Defenders...

100% yes. Coming up on 3 years this Dec, a few minor issues here and there but nothing notable. Denver service center has been great in my experience. I’ve owned trucks all my life, Chevy, Ford and Dodge and I will never own one of them again. Rivian is so much more capable, comfortable and...

I've had my R1T for a little over 2 years now and haven't bothered with dedicated snow tires (I'm on 21's). Lived in Colorado my whole life and I've never had snow tires. We ski winter park and steamboat regularly and I haven't had any issues with the stock Pirelli's at all. Just switched to...

The culture is off putting??? Too much positivity? If the Rivian culture isn't for you I'm glad I don't know you.

You can order these from TireRack now. I ordered some yesterday, backordered about 60 days but they have them.

If anyone has purchased the 275/55r21 and is running them I'm really curious to see how well they match up in efficiency and speedo to the OEM Pirelli's.

Hope that's true, wonder if the TireRack rep just looked at the 21.

From Michelin customer service: Thanks for contacting the Michelin Consumer Care Team. I was able to look up the Defender LTX M/S 2. I do see that they are releasing size 275/50R21 on July 1 2024. I do not see that they are releasing 275/55R21.

Late to this thread but these things are great. Mine is from Denver Rod Company but there are several like it now.

15,000 miles, just hit 1 year and nothing to speak of. Tonneau still isn't operational but I'm waiting patiently. Took it on a 3,000+ mile road trip this summer with zero glitches and it's a F------ fun vehicle to drive. No regrets whatsoever.

Just texted with Michelin and they say there are no plans for this tire in a 275/55r21. Did you hear differently?

Take the R1T. We drove from Colorado to Tennessee, 1,400 miles each way, this fall with no issues at all. It took a bit longer but we were very deliberate with our stops, using ABRP and PlugShare to cross reference. The trip was so much more enjoyable in the truck. Those forced charging...

I drive rental cars about twice a month and every time I'm reminded how much I love the R1T. The most recent one, apologies to any fans, was a 4Runner. Those things look cool but man are they crappy to drive. Totally gutless, feel like they're gonna roll at any given moment. All that hassle...

I would be very interested to hear how these work for you, I think I'll do the same thing in another 10k miles or so when my OEM 21's wear out.

Yup, 21's.

We drove back and forth to Jackson, Wy a couple of years ago in Feb in our Outback and it was the most terrifying 3-4 hour stretch of my life between Rawlins and the Colorado state line. Blowing snow, 40 mph winds icing up the road and jack knifed semi's everywhere. Car did fine but it was...

Took delivery in late Dec 22 and drove it skiing to Winter Park 4-5 times. One time over Berthoud was pretty nasty and I've never felt so secure in the snow. I had a fair amount of anxiety after reading this board before delivery but it was a champ every time I drove it in the snow. I've...