Out of Specs …2 hrs but he interviewed a lot of people…they discuss all the new electrionics, new motors for the Quad & Tri, Updated the Dual motors..the list is extensive.
On the door latch/pull handles (inside)..the original ones were pretty expensive is my guess. So replaced with a less expensive button. The pull on the front doors is the emergency handle now. On the rear door, the emergency handle is under the rearward side of the door armrest.
You may want to consider the Continental terrain contact H/T’s also. I put them on 10k miles ago and they are wearing great. As in very little. They are a A/A vs A/B on the Michelin on temp/traction? Sorry going from memory…
What are your thoughts on going from Rivian 22” OEM to the one pictured or your AWZ1 with Michelin Defender M/S2 275/60/20”. I think size should be almost identical, but weight ~14 lbs less for the combo. If I recall, the OEM set is 83 lbs vs 69.
Exactly. Now, don’t get me wrong. We have driven some two-lane roads for miles miles and got what would’ve been probably close to 370 380 on our large pack quad in the summer. But our normal say 78 miles an hour weather almost doesn’t matter. We get about 2.1-2.3. If the refresh can get 2.5 on...
The 0.7 Adj is what Rivian typically reports.
I’m waiting to see how this all plays out. I’m trading my Quad R1T for a PDM Max this weekend. The current Max is a 149 kwh, 141 kwh usable. On the 22’s Rivian states 380 miles, but no one I have read gets that range, not even close. Thus, I’m...
Yes, 2023 PDM Max. Interesting, I just looked again and I was shopping different zip codes. One was showing 3 Max packs previously left and the PDM was $5k, Max pack was $13,100. Now those are gone.
Sounds like a great combo of wheel & tire. I would guess your efficiency should be closer to a stock 21” or maybe slightly better as you’re really improving/reducing the unsprug weight.
Wow, you got a lot out of your Pirelli's. We only managed 19K. I went with the Continental Terrain Contact HT's which have been great (Michelins weren't out yet). I'm curious since you went with the LT's which are very heavy, it would be great to hear what your hit on efficiency is vs OEM tires.