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I couldn’t imagine a bigger downgrade to be honest.

Kudos to OP for editing the post title. Sheesh. Counterpoint : My R1S turns heads everywhere. There is absolutely nothing on the road like it. In a sea of angry headlights and 3 foot tall grills on modern domestic pickups, be an original.

Gross.

because the outside air intake is under the cowl.

nah man. They just went based on vibes, like people who are afraid that kneel will cause premature failures.

Nitrogen is a gimmick.

This is such a weird fear. Kneel doesn't make your suspension do anything that it doesn't already do every single time you drive it. To that end, driving your Rivian will also prematurely wear your suspension—so you should just not drive it. Enjoy the truck. Don't over think it.

Ridge grapplers or recon? I wasn’t aware if an SL load recon grappler.

Is it an alignment issue. Is it tracking straight? Maybe take a peek at the wheel liner and make sure it’s all there and buttoned up? inspect tire for damage?

totally get your point but don’t think this is a Rivian issue. Modern vehicles go into limp mode for lots of reasons, many of which are silly. My 200 series Land Cruiser will absolutely brick itself if it fails an evap check. Someone I know took their 200 series into the rubicon and had to...

Mine arrived Friday and I’m running it at 2/3 strength since winter is mild here in the PNW.

I recently had a service appointment for this and they fixed with felt tape. Rattle is totally gone.

Personally would never use these on any vehicle. Tie rods are like a fuse that protects the steering rack. When you remove the ability for the tie rod to bend that force is sent to your steering rack. While it sucks that OP bent his tie rod, a rack is much more costly.

https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/winter-tires-nokian-hakkapeliitta-lt-275-65-r-20-126-123q-ordered-experience-reviews.19598/post-405108 Another mention

Theoretically that’s only an inch wider. Is there not an inch of space remaining in the compartment?

Saw one mention here https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/list-of-compatible-tires-for-each-rivian-factory-wheel-diameter.19563/post-405137

My local discount tire offers these along with the OEM 116 load pirellis which are predictably wearing very quickly. These look like a great option and are almost 10 pounds lighter.

I’ve had 4 or 5 safelite windshields over the years including one for my model 3 which requires extra steps for driver assistance cameras etc. I’ve never had an issue.

Had service appt in Auburn today. Grateful to get my appointment moved up abs zip car process was easy.

My order just shipped!