100K miles and still running like new

[BannedByTMC]

It must be the quality of the glass

Is it breaking in the same area? I wonder if there is frame flexing around the windshield or something.

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[AlphaSnowbordergirl]

On my second set. Original tires lasted about 60K. Currently using KO2's and still having enough for another 20K.
All of this despite towing heavy AC units frequently.

Not gonna lie, at first glance, I thought that crane was on your truck.

 

[Acoustic71]

On my second set. Original tires lasted about 60K. Currently using KO2's and still having enough for another 20K.
All of this despite towing heavy AC units frequently.

Impressive!

 

[CharonPDX]

On my second set. Original tires lasted about 60K. Currently using KO2's and still having enough for another 20K.
All of this despite towing heavy AC units frequently.

Suddenly 1.04 mi/kWh seems extremely plausible.

 

[DuoRivian]

You did 60k on the original pirellis??

 

[RivianRiverRat]

The mil per kw calculation is a software glitch. I've tried having rivian look at it years ago but they never really got it fixed.

Same here on the m/kw calculation
Told me no fix except to reset

 

[Noah Arc]

Is it breaking in the same area? I wonder if there is frame flexing around the windshield or something.

No

You did 60k on the original pirellis??

56,800 to be exact. Mostly highway miles
Tires could easily go another 5K.

 

[VSG]

You did 60k on the original pirellis??

Yes he did. Why so surprised? This isn't unusual. For example I have 40k on mine and still 7/32 of tread all around - I'm on track to get 60k as well.

 

[emoore]

Or it could be related to vampire drain.

Not a chance it’s that much. It’s a software glitch.

 

[Rade]

I rarely charge to more than 85% and almost never fast charging.

That was my question! I generally keep my R1T charged to 80%. I just passed 11k miles.

I have had a few software nits, but nothing that a hard reboot could not resolve.

 

[DuoRivian]

Yes he did. Why so surprised? This isn't unusual. For example I have 40k on mine and still 7/32 of tread all around - I'm on track to get 60k as well.

Surprised because of the well documented noise that comes from around 15k and a lot of people on the forums switching them out for a quieter tire well before 60k.

 

[daeHelkcunK]

Yes he did. Why so surprised? This isn't unusual. For example I have 40k on mine and still 7/32 of tread all around - I'm on track to get 60k as well.

I couldn't get 18,000 out of mine before the noise became too much. That's happened to me on an R1T and an R1S. I do more city driving and I think that's the catch. It's hard not to use all that power when it's just right there!

 

[LivingInKaos]

The mil per kw calculation is a software glitch. I've tried having rivian look at it years ago but they never really got it fixed.

Do you use your 110v accessory power much? I use mine all the time (especially in the winter - live off grid and trickle charge my home batteries from the truck overnight on low solar days) and that is rolled into that #....

It's not a glitch according to the software team.

 

[VSG]

Yes he did. Why so surprised? This isn't unusual. For example I have 40k on mine and still 7/32 of tread all around - I'm on track to get 60k as well.

Surprised because of the well documented noise that comes from around 15k and a lot of people on the forums switching them out for a quieter tire well before 60k.

... you read it on the Internet so it must be true?

There are many things that can cause a tire to wear out early.
There are no ways I know of to make a tire last twice as long as it's designed for.

That alone should make you question your conclusion, because it is "well documented" on this forum that people are getting 50k, 60k miles from these tires. We just don't whine about it like the people who destroy their tires in 10k.

 

[Noah Arc]

Do you use your 110v accessory power much? I use mine all the time (especially in the winter - live off grid and trickle charge my home batteries from the truck overnight on low solar days) and that is rolled into that #....

It's not a glitch according to the software team.

If its not a software issue then the numbers dont adds up and I still belive in traditional math.....
I have performed several test counting milage driven and dividing by KWh used and its not even close to the on-screen number. Rivian software guys are NOT the sharpes in the business BY FAR.
Did they give you any axplanation to the numbers dont mach up or just dismmised you?

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