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  1. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    FWIW, with the usual YMMV caveat, I just sold my R1T with ~21k miles on it. I swapped the stock Pirellis to TerrainContacts when the Rivian had 400-500 miles on it, so over 20k miles with these tires. I did everything from road trips to off road to around town. Not only were these very...
  2. What do you park your Rivian next to?

    Mine is parked next to proof I didn’t buy the Rivian to save the planet ... 6 turbos and over 1500 hp of fuel burning goodness (including the Raptor, which is technically outside the garage). šŸ˜
  3. What do you use your R1T bed for? (Picture Edition)

    :fist bump: :clap: Lived outside London for several years, around the time Triumph was making its resurgence actually (sort of 2009-2015). Classic Triumphs, Nortons, "Tritons", BSA, etc were everywhere. :movember: Fell in love with the brand then and vowed to get one when at some point after we...
  4. What do you use your R1T bed for? (Picture Edition)

    Yes! It’s a ā€˜77 Tiger 750 (TR7RV). My son picked it up a couple years ago from an older gentleman who’d been caring for it the past couple decades. Mostly original ā€œpreservedā€ rider. I was taking it to get new tubes and tires installed.
  5. What do you use your R1T bed for? (Picture Edition)

    Air suspension, with the ability to lower it, makes hauling bikes a breeze. My Raptor is stupid high, and with a canopy it’s a PITA to load a bicycle in back let alone a motorcycle.
  6. Rivian tops estimates with Q1 deliveries of 13,588 [āš ļø ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    The following was in my news feed this morning. Thought it was kinda funny, but also a pretty good analogue for why we’re so divided in this country anymore: Same data, completely opposite headlines.
  7. The @blinker.fluid El Cap Granite R1T delivery/spec/build/journal ...

    Local tire and wheel shop. They’ve done a ton of Rivians (which are a dime a dozen here). They give the requisite ā€œmay not be load rated per factory specā€, but will mount them because they’re rated high enough.
  8. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    I logged a little over 14k miles on these before switching to my winter set up around Thanksgiving. Below is a link to my 11k mile update. I updated again when switching over (at 14k-ish) but can’t find the thread. Short version is, still even wear, right at 2.0 mi/kWh (which includes a few...
  9. Winter tires for 22 inch rims

    I have Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV on my R1T, and they’re fantastic. We’ve had about 2 feet of snow over the past 7-10 days, then an ice event from freezing rain / freezing fog the past 24 hours. Roads are a combination of packed ice and deep heavy slush right now (rain falling, then freezing...
  10. Roundtrip Seattle to SoCal in my R1T: Experience and Observations

    Great write up and observations. Many of the ā€œchalllengesā€ and shortcomings you experienced — from real world range and charging infrastructure shortcomings to lack of storage cubbies — highlight why I’ve decided to go back to a Raptor. Love my R1T, but a frequent road trip machine it isn’t (at...
  11. What 22” AT tires are you using?

    Multiple posts on this if you search. Use my UID and you’ll find a few.
  12. 24" wheels on R1S

    Those (Vossen forged S17-01s) are what I use for the winter set up on my RS5 (paint matched). They look great on the R1S as well ... although I wouldn’t go 24s personally.
  13. 22" recommendations?

    Averaging 2.0-ish lifetime. Too many variables go into that number though, and I’ve only ever ran these tires (mounted just after delivery) ... so who knows what I’d be getting otherwise. That said, these likely aren’t the tires for people who hypermile and always seek max range, who are...
  14. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Since I just posted this in another thread on 22s, figured it was worth adding here. Swapped the TerrainContact ATs for my winter set up a few days ago. This is what wear looks like on the Contis with 14k miles. Didn’t use tread depth gauge (will circle back), but would say they easily have...
  15. 22" recommendations?

    Swapped the TerrainContact ATs for my winter set up a few days ago. Here is what wear looks like on the Contis with 14k miles. Since the 11k-mile update I posted (above), I did another 1700+ mile road trip (ie interstate and highway speeds for 600+ mile stretches). That one was entirely All...
  16. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Forgot to include this. Worth a watch. And worth noting the TerrainContact *is not* 3 Peak rated. He also did one as sort of a follow on comparing the new Nokian nAT (3 Peak rated) against Nokian all season, all weather, and true winter (R5 SUV) ... and the results we somewhat surprising.
  17. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Given you’re ready for replacements, plan to run 20s with ATs, and winter is coming (here), I’d just mount snows on the 22s and run them over winter then got to 20s for the other three seasons. In fact, that’s what I’ll be doing (was my plan all along). That said, Consumer Reports recently...
  18. 22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Apologies to the OP for hijacking his thread ... just that I have quite a few miles with this tire already, and I'd like to think it's helpful to those asking questions they can't answer yet. With that in mind, I gave an update on my tread wear in late October ... a week before putting another...





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