Where did you purchase these? I ordered some through discount tire and 2 days later they cancelled the order because they said these aren't available yet.
If your butt comes off the seat, it'll brake and shift into park. I haven't found any workaround for this other than to try to keep pressure on the seat while looking backwards or relying more on the high backup can that the truck has.
Picked up my truck 2 weeks ago.... Dual motor, max pack. Took the boat to the ramp today and took it up and down the steep slippery ramp about 20 times to get the ramp very wet. Zero issues! I stopped the boat at lots of places on the ramp. I did get maybe a second or two of slip on the way...
Good points. For reference, my Frontier has a 4.0L. I suspect DM power is significantly higher. WRT torque, I use 4WD but don't have to go into low for my use case.
Based on everything I'm reading (most appreciated!!) I'm leading to DM w/street tires. I wish there were a way to test this...
Thanks for the explanation @R.I.P. !!
A few follow ups clarifications, please... I'm not a 4WD expert. My use case is mostly getting in and out of the boat ramps without damage to my truck, my boat, other boats, and the ramps LOL :). By side-camber, you mean is the ramp tilted left or right in...
Good questions. I'm hoping to hear from someone who has tried it. I've asked all the Rivian folks who have contacted me to complete my sale, and none can answer it, so I want to hear from someone with experience. Good question on tires; My truck has Michelin LTX M/S. I wonder how the stock 21"...
I'm presently driving a 4wd Frontier and pulling a Malibu 21' boat. Loaded, the boat + trailer is at the limit for the truck - around 6500 lbs. When pulling the boat out of a steep slippery boat ramp, I have to use 4WD. This truck doesn't have locking differentials. My question is: Will a dual...
Are you guys dual-motor or quad? Any experience with dual motor pulling out on a steep wet ramp? I'm curious if a dual-motor will work as well as a 4wd truck (that doesn't have differential locking)?