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If your breaker continues to trip, I would open up the breaker panel and check the wiring. I had the same issue, and when I opened up the panel, the wire was loose. It was causing an arc, tripping the breaker.

I'm looking to purchase one 22" sport bright wheel. I'll pickup anywhere within a couple hours drive from Chicago.

I had this same problem a few months ago. Rivian sent over a new charger, but the same issue kept happening. I finally opened the breaker box panel and took a look at the wires. One of the hot wires to the charger was burnt and loose. The loose wire was causing an arc and surge, tripping the...

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Do you still have these for sale? If so, how much for delivery to Chicago? Thanks

Same thing since the last software update. Had to reset the car twice to get the drive cam to work. Hope this is fixed in the next update.

I had this same issue. When I turned the wheel full left or right, I'd hear a ticking sound. I don't know if it was a failed weld, but they did replace the front subframe with the new gen 2.

I can't tell from the video how loud it is, but it sounds like the ac compressor working. I did have an issue where the ac compressor noise was really loud by the passenger area and I brought it in for service. It turned out there was a loose wire next to the compressor causing the racket...

That's the low battery warning for the Camp Speaker. Same thing happened to me, and it took a day to figure it out. I needed to reboot the speaker because it was frozen and wouldn't charge.

Mine has always been weak. Can barely feel any air flow. I've tried turning on the lower vents in the second row, with no difference. I'd be interested in hearing from people who take theirs in for service, what the techs did.

The tech said to use a leather conditioner, but I'm sure any type of gentle lubricant would work.

It was in the back rest by the shoulders, where the vinyl goes into the "RIVIAN" trim piece. Every little movement caused it to squeak, and since it was so close to my ears it was distracting. But, a little bit of lubrication took care of it, and haven't come back.

I had the same problem. The squeak was coming from where the vinyl meets the trim piece. The tech lubricated the vinyl, and the squeaks disappeared. He recommended using leather conditioner if it ever came back.