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What did you change the tire profile to in vehicle settings? Did you try a hard reset? Did you check each tire to make sure they are all 285/45R20? TPMS only measure tire pressure. Nothing else. And if it's like most cars, the wheel speed sensor (aka ABS sensor) is in the hubs, a probe and a...

All four tires replaced at the same time and with the same amount of miles on them? Have you also confirmed that all four are indeed 285/45R22? TPMS has nothing to do with this. Wheel speed sensor is how a modern car knows one is spinning at rates within or outside of parameters, and compared...

That's more of a squeaking scratching sound. OP's video, unless exaggerated by the device's mic, is more like hammering and tapping.

Guaranteed. That is as far as the breakdown in parts inventory goes (and what they get from suppliers). It's not a Rivian thing, it's a worldwide thing for decades. Unless DIY, and using parts salvaged from donor assemblies, the days of replacing individual parts are long gone.

I think crux of problem isn’t the part itself, but lack of info on how it goes together with everything else around it and how to replace it.

Have never seen a DIY. Those with access to the paid service portal can probably provide documentation on the down low.

Also, Amazon Fresh did not go belly up. Late last year Amazon decided it overlapped their Whole Foods business too much and decided it was redundant. As much as I enjoy convenience of Amazon Fresh, the business case was always suspect.

Or you could just take yours to a reputable local powder coater to be redone properly. Probably not more than a few hundred bucks Unless the coating is compromised from dragging on hard surfaces… rust is usually due to low quality control during coating process… resulting in a porous coating...

The difference is Subaru will update their system when you buy the newer version of their car. Like nearly all legacy OEMs, the tech they have is outsourced from a handful of automotive suppliers. And what you drive off of the dealer lot is what you have for your entire duration of ownership...

Not at all. This is a Irvine Co. property. Nearly all commercial properties in the OC is Irvine Co.. Irvine RAN was originally planned to be at Spectrum. May still be yet to come… who knows.

You can try autobahnparts.com (El Cajon, CA). They are a salvage dismantler.

No steering wheel. Just a big red panic button on the dash to shut everything down. /s

Visit @iamni and stay for a week

And yet, in recent days, I see influencers claiming amazing efficiency... Influencers. Enough said.

Yep. I've yet to get the notification, but I was positive others have shared this very same one over the years.

And a exterior body that is more rugged—has more durable recycled plastic panels than metal. Designed and built with true adventure intent, not just words. R1 is amazingly capable, but also quite fragile and costly to repair.

Yup. A couple of us have been talking about it here and tracking progress. Rivan HQ on Myford isn't too far from there. https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/ran-stations-coming-to-irvine-ca-and-lakewood-co.50996/ The portion of the mall (Tustin Marketplace) it's in is pretty dead...

Compact spare is better than none. But, for anyone who goes off-road and is getting a spare, the emergency space saver spare can get slashed and punctured much easily than the actual failed tire it replaces. Space savers are meant for short distances and low speed. Often referred to as a...

It's funny they use the Land Rover name to make the content more click-baity. JLR has been struggling for 10+ years. And the new Defender didn't really deliver a rebound. Maybe just a stay of execution. One by one, the legacy brands are making themselves more and more irrelevant. It's already...

Not all gen2 have the on-board compressor. That became an option with gen2 for some trims.