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Powder coat might be too thick, especially on the center piece that the sides slide over. You would want to look at anodizing (need to disassemble to have the bare aluminum pieces) or cerakote (may not require disassembly if you just want to do the side pieces and use the air cure version).

Yes, you definitely can, but there are holes in the same locations as stock to use the pucks, which is what most service centers will still want to do.

Those do look good, but I already have several sets of the silver bars...

I have lifted directly from the sliders (jack on the inner rail, but "should" be able to do it anywhere on the slider) to change a flat on the trail. Have also used pucks with them at home to rotate and swap tires, and the service center used their pucks with them when they did some suspension...

Mine has been there twice for suspension work with the EV Sportline sliders, and they didn't mention them being an issue.

I got the same, but mine was black. First thought, this thing is massive! Got used to it, but it was validation that I didn't need a modern full-sized truck, they are just too big. Not a bad drive, but glad to get my R1T back.

Had the same issue. I just put on the hazards and stayed between other cars in the procession.

Like those above I would be interested in testing this as well, or if release is in the near future I could wait until then.

The back side of the spokes is shaped differently and will hit the caliper on the front brakes.

They look similar but won't clear the brakes.

This is the old version. It has been sold.

Seems interesting but details are scant at this point. Based on the towable models, I would expect it to be quite expensive too.

I never got my email to confirm and we were day one reservation holders. I am liking it less and less based on the price increase (looks like about +$4.5k from what they were showing before based on the picture above), features (or lack thereof especially at delivery), and specs. My wife just...

Another option to add to my list for when my 21s wear out. I was leaning toward bronze wheels, but now that I have swapped out for the black emblems, I think black wheels will look better (and disgust my wife less).

Yes, that is what I meant. Based on the design that matches to the outside of the CCS interface, it looks like it should work with the Rivian/Tesla supplied adapter. Have you been able to verify?

Looks good and I would be interested in one. I have noticed the adapter rattles around a bit if you just set it in there.

I did this with several items when they came out. I wonder if the Rivian logo would still pass their copyright/trademark inspections now that they are making items for Rivian directly.

They look like the new 22" range wheels with the aero covers removed. Good call on removing the "bead lock".

Mine took about 10 days from the address confirmation email to delivery.

Not at all.