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Interesting. Will be curious to hear your feedback after testing it out. I guess if the surface is too smooth, could still allow things to slide around. Hadn't considered that possibility.

Looks pretty clean, especially trimmed up. You do have one advantage with what appears to be a lighter mat in that it looks like the spare tire cover shocks hold it up on its own. Mine, being a heavier material, has to be assisted up with the extra weight on it.

Again, nothing official to go on. Just from experience. You'll be ordering aftermarket in a few months as Rivian will not offer running boards to existing customers in the next two months. Just not going to happen. They might become an option on new vehicles. I doubt that will even happen in...

They are absolutely limited on Service Centers. Tesla was too when they first started. This one of the reasons why many first day order holders are still waiting for their trucks. They don't want to sell vehicles to areas they can't service. Tesla scheduled me over 3 months out for service as...

Naturally, many people don't come on a forum daily to report that their vehicle had no issues today. That would get a bit boring. As such, it "appears" that Rivian's are suffering from the new car blues because most only post when something happens. Personally, I try to post anytime something...

Would LOVE IT if Rivian offered running boards. Not trying to be negative, rather just being realistic....But, after learning my lesson with Elon Standard Time and seeing Rivian well behind in so many areas, I can GUARANTEE you that Rivian will not be delivering running boards to customers in...

Are they doing any installs at the Los Angeles Store? Been there several times for my Tesla's, although it's been a while. But, if they want a truck to install them on and are doing them, happy to run it by. Getting more and more anxious! No problem installing them myself, but if letting them...

I can't speak to the R1S, but I do love the ride quality in my R1T. I say it's even better than my Tesla Model S with 21" wheels. And speed bumps.....what speed bumps? Don't even notice them in the R1T. Suspension just soaks them up. I can see that the R1S, being a shorter wheelbase, would not...

At least in the past, on some of the Tesla's I purchased, if ordered with AP or EAP or FSD, it showed on the window sticker and fell under the MSRP. Possibly it's changed since then, but they did use to include it in the Monroney sticker if it was an option selected when you placed the order for...

The good thing abut black wheels is that the style is less critical. From 10 feet away, black wheels look like black wheels and can barely tell the difference. Except for those that specifically look at the actual style of the wheel closely, most people just see black wheels, period. Of all...

Sorry, was thinking stock was 43mm. And regarding the weight of the wheel on the lip, personally, (I always say personally in these cases), I don't think it makes a difference. Once the lugs tight, the lugs are doing all the work in keeping the wheel secure. Hubcentric rings are nice to have...

But, they're now $4,995. Even at $3,995, still a lot pricier. This is why aftermarket companies make a fortune. Everyone has their own personal tastes and preferences in what they like or don't like. For me personally, being that this is an off-road oriented vehicle, I personally LOVE the look...

You are 100% correct and those aren't a bad looking wheel. BUT.................(there's always a "but" isn't there?)..........Those are $4,995 for a set of wheels, I spent $1,200 on my set of wheels. $3,800 leftover in my pocket to buy things like running boards and such! :) If I wanted to...

Refer to my link in the original post. I had a set of mud terrain tires on the truck for about 3 days. Way too loud for my taste and they came right off, but I LOVED the look of them on the truck. They are with the Set B wheels, but gives you an idea of what they look like...

Not my cup of tea personally. I've learned throughout the years how we all view things differently through our own set of eyes. What looks great to one person may not to another and vice versa. Votes have still been for the 21's over the 20's. For this off-road oriented vehicle, I personally...

I too went with the 275/60/20 tire. I chose the Pirelli Scorpion to match the stock tires. Half the price of the "Rivian" branded tires. Look the same and sound the same. For me personally, I think the 33" tire better fits the truck's size. The stock 20" 34's always looked to big for the...

I can tell you from experience, the Model Y is a bucket of bolts in comparison to the build quality of a Model S/X or a Rivian. The Rivian quality, feel, solidity, etc, is more in line with S/X like quality. The Model 3/Y are roughly half the price for a reason. Until you've driven both, you...

Sadly, Tesla has a history of doing this kind of thing. Again, another reason why, despite loving the cars, bailed on owning another one after 9+ years in various Tesla's. Whey they first started, customer service was great and continued for the first few years, then steadily declined. Can't...

For those that have seen my prior posts, been an adventure finding a set of custom wheels. Am now on my 5th set. Didn't get a photo of set #3 as they didn't fit. Needed 1 mm less offset to clear the front calipers on those. The other four sets I've had on the truck so far are shown below. So...

GREAT! Tesla just slashed their prices by 20%, pissing off most their existing fan base overnight. Now today, Rivian stockholders will get their ass kicked because of it!