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The price difference was very minimal when I got mine - main reason for getting the 285s was to get a bit more width to protect the rim better… but IMHO not worth it when the difference is that much Re: speed / range difference - haven’t really noticed much of a difference. FWIW - those speed...

Yes, says “made in Finland”, and the DOT plant code is 1YL.

Range update - the 285/65R20 Nokian Outpost AT seems to be doing the same as the OEMs. My average mi/kWh has actually improved a tad bit since replacing the Pirellis. the Nokians are great offroad

Perhaps this has already been discussed and I missed it - apologize if this a duplicate. I noticed awhile ago that the underbody shield option is no longer showing on the about screen - or mobile app - anymore. Anybody know the reason for this? And if there is a different way to see if a truck...

Now showing in the app as well

Not open yet --- my guess is either Wednesday or Thursday this coming week

I got the same one + a 90-degree adapter to make it more of a “flush” install

Yeah, life got a bit in the way and I haven't been able to do as much with them yet as I wanted to. But, the overall feedback so far is that the tires are great - great ride and very stable - overall a smoother and better experience than the OEM AT Pirellis IMHO. I sense that the Nokians are...

No rubbing yet, and there's quite a bit of clearance on the lowest so I expect it to be fine. But, I got them installed not long ago, so I'll report back once I have put them to the test - including any sort of range impact. Will know more s00n.

here you go - both standard and high setting

@Rexbo Here’s another combo for your table: OEM wheels (powder coated) with 285/65R20 Nokian Outpost AT. No rubbing and overall a great tire.

yes, I do have a sound like that occasionally - speed bumps, or a small pothole, etc.

I just have to echo what has been said in this thread - my truck has a noisy front end. Very disappointing and frustrating. I noticed it on day one at less than 100 miles, and I’ve had the SC look at it twice with the same statement: “it’s normal”. I test drove another R1T and it was more or...

I did the wrap temporarily to check the looks before making a decision on powder coating … I liked it and the wheels are at the shop right now to get it done - keeping the color close to the original dark gray to avoid having to spray paint the center caps.

Wheels look nice - is that painted to make them one color / dark?

not alone - the slow down/breaking mid-turn is horrible. I filed a couple of “Software Requests” with Rivian a week ago or so to be able to turn this off + be able turn off radar/switch back to “old fashion” CC. Hopefully Rivian will listen and have improved OTAs coming for this soon

Pushed as another update that you'll get a pop-up to install when it's ready (after it completes downloading)

I had mine replaced at the Denver service center - pretty easy to get scheduled, and no issues to report afterwards.

Agreed - and I'm good with that. But based on this thread - i.e. OP's topic - it seems that there may be some weakness in the windshield. I have never had a windshield crack on any of my vehicles before - and much bigger rocks have hit them - but with the R1T it happened within 2 months, and the...

Yes, with $0 deductible glass insurance it’s 100% covered. Based on this thread, however, I am starting to wonder if it really should have been a warranty request - in my case it was a tiny tiny pebble that left a tiny mark - which quickly cracked about 20” across the passenger side.