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My cruise control works fine...stays at the set speed and doesn't deviate unless traffic ahead of me or the occasional car that drifts over the line from another lane.

Do you not see the drive shaft moving when you turn the wheel...?

Looks like it says it's rated for 30A. Something a lot of people over look is the connection hardware...see it on aircraft a lot were the terminal lugs/splices/connectors aren't rated for higher amps. That's the difference between household/commercial/industrial....its just different ranges...

Bedding the brakes, as far as I know without Googling, matches the surfaces to ensure even pressure and helps prepare the surfaces for the high heat generated during heavy braking.

I would try disconnecting other output devices. I've had similiar issues sometimes when I connect to multiple outputs with my phone...e.g. my TV and headphones or bluetooth speaker and headphones. I've only noticed it with Spotify on my phone...S21 Ultra. Disconnect other speakers, restart...

You're contributing to the negativity wormhole. Bringing up valid concerns is a little different than complaining about people "accepting broken vehicles". Especially when the broken things are covered under warranty and have little impact on the vehicle's use. Like broken tonneau cover that...

Imagine driving an ICE Toyota and stopping at a Ford gas station and being refused service. I think companies and investors were waiting to see what green energy funding the government was going to push out before taking any major actions. I've had a good experience with EA overall...

I'm not sure you're seeing the big picture. What comes first...the chicken or the egg?

I went through Qmerit and it connected me with Triangle Electric. They installed it on 30 Aug and did a great job!

I mean, if you're going to count every individual battery cell than I hope you're counting every seal, gasket, gear, bolt, etc in an engine, transmission, and transfer case...

I'm normally about 2.2 mi/kWh on the 15 minute tracker. Here's my total stats so far with 21" wheels....usually in All-Purpose auto and I definitely love slamming the accelerator at least once everytime I drive it.

Mine has done the same....no data for September. I haven't tried resetting circuit breaker and repairing the charger.

I have 2 little ones...I can't think of a worthy scenario that I wouldn't just lock the truck if I didn't want someone to open it. Having to go into settings to disable the button-disable seems annoying. Just my opinion. How do you keep them from opening the door and playing with the...

According to a couple of the videos on "Out of Spec" youtube channel, the Rivian navigation seems to account for elevation. I would absolutely trust Rivian's estimates, but make sure to have the climate controls and stereo going when looking for estimates. Now anything under 10-15%, I wouldn't...

With the compressor overheating, it probably would be best to put suspension in low or lowest if you have a leak. Only raise it when needed for an obstacle to reduce its run time. I would try park it some place quiet, pump up suspension, and listen for leaks. As others have said, it could be...

At least there aren't any detailed public posts about it....

I would definitely use your trip A or B next time to get real data. Did you actually "start directions" on Google maps? Mileage usually changes from preview.

Maybe try recalibrating the auto window switches. There's a couple other posts on the forum about it...hold open for 5 seconds and then close for 5 seconds.

If they're SLAB instead of LION, getting that low in voltage can make the battery unusable. Once the vdc gets to a certain point, the capacity can't be recovered. That's a major benefit of LION; you get more usable voltage. I would think you're right in thinking both batteries wouldn't go bad...

Ok expert. Also something to consider, many roads are designed with a slight slant...again, another safety standard to avoid head-on collisions if drivers lose consciousness