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I had 90 day temp plates and it took them about 80 days to get tags to me. When I went to pay the property tax the DMV system asked me to verify that the make was “RIVA” and the model was “boat trailer” (it said the body style was “MP” and the choices were SUV, Sedan, truck etc…). after 6...

I think the 20” wheels and ATs look way better. Worth the range loss. YMMV (literally)

Both my wife’s Honda odyssey and my previous ‘22 Tahoe had “kick to open” liftgates. The water from the hose would cause them to open if I had the key on me while washing. I learned to lock the car and keep the key far enough away so it didn’t activate. I recommend you try that as the charge...

no problems in about 3 months and 2400 miles, just a few things that need tweaking, but no real "problems" and way fewer issues than i had in my '22 Tahoe that the rivian replaced!

I am willing to "pay" for certain features with battery drain, but i want to know/understand what this power is being used for such as: -- ability to wake/condition cabin -- gear guard video recording etc... I am not OK with vampire drain that is for no apparent reason. I would love a...

there are lots of comparison videos out there. My opinion is that it’s better to have cheap boards than no boards. If you just want to have something for “just in case” that you may never actually use then cheap boards should do ok. If you are going to be off-roading every weekend then you...

not for recovery, but I also keep rubber gloves, large trash bags, a towel and some other stuff in the back. I’m always worried about getting pulled over with that stuff and trying to explain why I have it ( it’s because my son once shredded a huge patch of poison ivy with his 1/5 th scale RC...

I keep a bag with: 1” x 20’ Yankum rope Soft shackles D rings Recovery hitch Gloves 2x maxtrax recovery boards Lift pucks and I keep a set of tools in the back (simple wrench set, screwdriver and socket set).

I agree with the OP. I’ve been driving for 25 years, manual, automatic, floor shifters, stalk shifters etc… and for whatever reason this was immediately un-intuitive to me. With that said, I got used to it in less than a week. Now the rolling when taking the food off the break thing gets me...

In the 2 months I have owned it I haven’t used my washer, but I parked facing uphill today and when I got back in the “add washer fluid” warning was on. I thought it might have been due to the angle but it didn’t turn off after driving a while. I stopped at sheets and purchased a gallon of the...

all that mass and horsepower pushed the other vehicles out of the way like nothing… (intrusive thoughts creeping in as I sit in the elementary school carpool line…)

is it just me or is the "High" regen not as high as it was prior to the .38 update? I feel like i had to use my brakes for the first time yesterday.... also, for the month that i have had the R1S i don't think i have used my brakes once.... do you guys use your brakes from time to time just to...

Who is the owner of the matte black R1T that was parked at the lake at bond park in Cary this evening? Man that thing looks sharp…

thanks for the advice… i kinda knew that would be the case, but i was hoping i was wrong. SC is almost 3 hours away. I will put in a ticket and add it to the list of minor but annoying issues that have cropped up that are starting to make the drive worth it.

lol it wasn’t me I swear! But I’ll be on the lookout for these hooligans. Seriously though if you are in Raleigh we should meet up.

WTH is wrong with people… I have 4 kids and I’ve never done this…. And if I did I would at least leave a note with my contact info.

Did they run over a cart before throwing their door open into your truck? They are a mess.

I want to drop my headliner to fix a rattle between the 2glass panels and to remove a sticker that should have been removed during assembly that you can see from the passenger side. does anyone know how to remove it without destroying it?

Here are 2 more from my last charging session, one with the panel cover off. The lugs are a little hotter than the front of the breaker. Ambient temp in my garage was 81F (instead of 78F last time), again charging continuously for 2 hours at 48 A prior to photo. This is basically the max...

At 25 C ambient the max temp for the breaker would be 75 C.