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update: got it back today, fixed! - great service from Blauvelt SC Vehicle in turtle mode: Upon inspection, found the passenger front axle was not seated correctly Examined both the half shaft and the drive unit for any damage and found no cause for concern Drained and replaced drive unit...

yes will keep you posted- its been towed to the SC this morning

yep will keep you posted- it was towed to the SC

ok yes we are getting it towed to nearest- thanks for the assurance

First home service appointment more than a month out nearby service center is the same wait: one month+ out Brooklyn service center booked for next week can I brave to drive 30 miles with this problem - in this conditions? vehicle accelerates to 40mph on its own, no accelerator pressed and no...

yes both added as well and they found an "axle boot" leaking grease during the rotation- service appt soonish - told me its safe to drive

https://www.autopolishingcenter.com/ the best

yep- all of the above!

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my profile seat settings get out of whack within a week (can't set the recline to the initial seating angle anymore- it stops hard before that) - so far I calibrate / reset everything to remediate once a week.. sigh .. - will try the 2nd profile..

not my assessment- automotive engineers pointed out that regen has an additional tire wear effect- one thing I noticed that when regen is set to strong and the asphalt gets even slightly slippery, the tires can slide, you can hear them screeching- that's gonna cost some rubber, even during...

apparently regen is one of the major factors in tire degradation, compared to ICE, who do not apply regen. The negative forces on the tire contribute to quicker degradation- so.. should that cost be factored in as well somewhere..? just saying.. It's not just the added bulk; regenerative...

I did an extensive road trip mostly in conserve on quad R1S 20" AT and noticed the suspension much rougher after a while.. I'm suspecting a pressure leak though since none of you seem to notice that.. service appt I guess

when camping you can LEVEL the Rivian to perfect horizontal flatness using the suspension setting via console - am I wrong?

YES, please add an independent voice recognition system, not a lock into Amazon Alexa.

what is the correct pressure for the 20" on road? 48 PSI? mine came set to 41 at delivery..