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Yes, the RIV is near the “Territory” to the left of the tire size.

2.6 mi/kWh is solid efficiency. Do you recall what efficiency readings you were getting with the '21s?

Sorry to hear the buying process can be confusing for these tires. The sidewall styling is unique to the Rivian-specific tire. You can verify that your tires look like this when they arrive:

Glad to hear the Goodyears are treating you well. You could reach out to the service center to see what their thoughts are on the speedometer difference.

Hello, the Gen 1 Original Equipment 20" factory size is 275/65R20. The Goodyear 275/60R20 will indeed fit and perform well on Gen 1 or Gen 2. Here is the direct link for the Goodyear tire designed for Rivian (please note, the images shown on the Goodyear website are a different Wrangler...

There is a 3% difference in the outer diameter. I updated the software and my speedometer is now within 1 mph at 75 mph compared to Waze.

Thank you for the positive feedback! Glad you like your new tires!

Glad to "hear" your new tires are performing well! As @Riviot mentioned, these tires have a bidirectional (or symmetrical) tread pattern. That means the part of the tire that contacts the road is uniform and performs the same regardless of how the tire is mounted on the wheel. However, the...

Sounds great (pun intended)! I look forward to hearing (pun #2, haha) your feedback.

Hi Brian, Here’s the direct link to the Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT tire that’s designed specifically for Rivian: https://www.goodyear.com/en_US/tires/wrangler-territory-at/24354-73409564000000.html?back=tireFinder The images on Goodyear’s site are unfortunately incorrect, but this is the...

Hi @2kwik4u, Reducing unsprung mass can be even more beneficial for heavier vehicles. It allows the suspension system to work more efficiently, improving ride quality and handling. Additionally, it can lead to better acceleration and deceleration. For daily driving and off-roading, these...

Hi @TTedP, Goodyear is working on a number of new tire lines, but it's still TBD if the Wrangler Territory AT will be resized to 34".

Hi @R1Thor I appreciate your passion for data! Unfortunately, I can't share specific test data due to confidentiality reasons. However, I assure you our tires undergo rigorous testing to ensure top performance. Your feedback is valuable, and I'll pass it along to our PR/Marketing team. We...

Reducing unspring mass of the wheels and tires can have significant benefits regardless of the overall weight of the vehicle.

Hi, I’m an engineer at Goodyear that helped design the Wrangler Territory AT for Rivian. I’m very pleased with how this tire performs and I’m partially biased, but I think they look great on my R1T. I’ve heard good things about the Atomic wheels too. For anyone not aware, there is a lot of good...

Hi all, I updated the software of my Gen 1 R1T from the stock 275/65R20 to the Goodyear 275/60R20 and my speedometer is within 1 mph at 70 mph compared to Waze GPS.

As a Goodyear engineer who helped design the Territory AT for Rivian, I’ll admit I’m a bit biased—but I’m genuinely thrilled with how they look on my R1T and proud of the overall performance of these tires. @DayTripping and others have also mentioned that pictures don’t quite do them justice...

Great report! Thanks for sharing!

Hello, the Goodyear tire in the thread you mentioned was designed in collaboration with Ford. It is a different tire with different performance goals compared to the Goodyear Wrangler AT designed specifically for Rivian.

Rotations are important and will help extend the life of the tire. I did my first rotation at the recommended 7500 miles, but more frequent could be helpful.