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Yeah, you're definitely overthinking it. If your purchase decision on a used car is that dramatically impacted by what tires are on there, then maybe you need to consider a different vehicle. If range was of that critical importance to you, but you still want a EV, then I would look into the...

I haven't had time to take any pics of my set up, but it is exactly like this: (14) Installed S Track Tie Down Rails to Rivian R1T Bed | Rivian Forum - R1T R1S R2 R3 News, Specs, Models, RIVN Stock -- Rivianforums.com

any ideas on if the yellow color matches the yellow R1 calipers? do these lines also work on Gen 2 R1T vehicles?

I mean, it would have been nice if those points could be converted to something that you could use a ratchet strap on and really cinch down, like a road going motorcycle, but alas, it's only a M6 into a rivnut--I probably even wouldn't use it on a dirt bike...

You can use those to strap down some light items, like a bicycle or lawnmower, but I would NOT use those points to strap down a motorcycle or something heavy (I'm talking about the bolts holding in the bedliner)

Stumbled upon this thread--I just DIY'd some aluminum L-tracks down both sides of the bed, and can definitively say that those M6 mounting points (the ones under the plastic circular caps) are NOT MEANT TO BE LOAD BEARING--they are only meant to hold down the plastic bed liner. The M6s bolt...

These are now sold!

New price--$700 OBO! Help me clear these out!

Original thread on the classifieds, not sure if I can cross post this in the NW section... Washington - FS: EV Sportline ROCK SLIDERS from '23 R1T (1st Gen) in Seattle | Rivian Forum - R1T R1S R2 R3 News, Specs, Models, RIVN Stock -- Rivianforums.com

Help me clear these out from my patio! FS for $700 OBO Brand new these are $1699: EV Sportline Rock Sliders These are big and beefy, true rock sliders. You can jack the truck from the slider if needed. These were installed on my old '23 R1T Quad/Max, which never did see any rock crawling...

I came from full sized trucks (F150 crew cab short bed Ecoboost-->Ram 1500 Limited-->'23 R1T Quad-->'25 R1T Dune Tri). I do dearly miss the back seat flat flooring, sliding rear window, and that extra ~6" longer bed on the short beds. I would happily trade the PTC (my '23 didn't come with it...

They gave me a bit of a hard time about it--Safelite was supposed to mention that it was on the cracked windshield, but they didn't. I had to go back to the tint place and have them fab me up a receipt for it (I hadn't kept a copy as it was 2 yrs ago, and the tint shop didn't have it)... then...

Damn, that's crazy. If you have a local State Farm rep that you have a relationship with, they can sometimes be helpful as an intermediary--that's what I did when I had a problem trying to get reimbursement for the tint on the front windshield reimbursed (which I ultimately didn't go through...

I would say if it was just the windshield, Safelite (at least my experience locally) was ok, and they were able to get me in quick (like within a week). Rivian SC would've been who knows how long (they were 2-3 mos out on just the recalibration). If I had to have the roof panel done, I don't...

Looks like a bike fork mount connected to a T-slot rail

Safelite (in Bellevue) doing the post-replacement calibration is relatively new--would've saved me from making a separate Rivian SC appointment that was 2 mos booked out for calibration--if I hadn't traded in my vehicle shortly after!

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I was about to order these for my Gen 2 R1T, signed up for the free shipping code, but it says it isn't available for my address (Seattle, WA)?

That's actually an awesome deal. You put 63k miles, you certainly got your money's worth! For me, I always wanted a sand colored truck (I was seriously eyeing the Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison), so I figured why not...

Congrats! I am in process of doing something similar--trading in my '23 R1T quad/max --> '25 R1T Dune. I also have a '23 R1S, and went and test drove the '25 R1S Tri motor just to get a comparison--I was impressed by the interval improvement in ride quality. Acceleration was pretty similar...