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All stock tires are programmed with a 1-2mph variance. This applies to almost every single vehicle on the road. It’s unfortunate. i absolutely don’t recommend driving without a reprogram if you go from stock 275/65/20 to 275/60/20. My speedometer was 3-4mph off! GPS speed would say 65...

if you switch from 22” to 20”a but went with the 275/65/20 size “34” tire, then your speedometer will be dead accurate. If you went with the 275/60/20 “33” size then your speedometer will report one to two mph over actual speed. I have tested this multiple times using dedicated gps apps, Waze...

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not a rumor as Rivian confirmed it but in typical Rivian Fashion, it may be months to years before you get it ?‍♂️

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Watch out folks. You will get banned real quick by the mods here. #just saying

it’s because there are so many variables. Elevation, temps, humidity, etc…. Tire talk on this forum has become hostile. Some swear that they are experts and must be listened too. as long as the tire load rating matches what the placard on the vehicle says they are safe to be equipped...

yeah that’s weird, I started at 45 psi cold and when warmed up it was getting to close to 50 for comfort. now at 41psi cold the most I have seen is 46psi but that was in like 80 degree weather. I myself have to do a chalk test too. At 41psi each tire can still hold over 2575 which is plenty...

95% hwy. I run the tires at 41psi and they warm up to about 44psi. I get no TPMs warnings at 41psi. this was in conserve mode for about 90% of the trip on low ride height. Also on the way home it was raining the entire trip. 50 degree weather. Battery temp avg was 70degrees 55 to 70mph...

lmao this has me rolling

I installed my set of LLL and went +4 front and 0 rear and so far so good. Gives a good look in standard right height. Ride quality seems the same as stock but truck does have a better stance. the front links are such a bitch to remove the stock torx bolt. I’m pretty sure I cursed out the...