22" inch tires recommendations?

[TomServo2112]

Hey there, just wondering if you could share any more impressions of the Nokian One HTs you have. I am considering them to replace my stock Pirellis and would love to hear more in terms of road noise, tread wear, and even overall look. Are you glad you got them? Thanks!

The look is fine. They definitely appear more “all-season” than the Pirellis.
I have about 9k miles on them now and tread noise is still about the same as when new. It’s a very subtle sound, but noticeable. I thought that maybe a few thousand miles would wear them in and the noise would go away, but it hasn’t. It’s not a dealbreaker by any means, just one more difference between these and the OEMs.
Efficiency is still about 10% lower than the OEMs as well.
I don’t know how tread wear is. I’ll have to measure them when I get the chance. They perform well in dry conditions in sport more. I zoomed up a mountain road and it handled the drive well.

Hope this helps.

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[BStahley]

The look is fine. They definitely appear more “all-season” than the Pirellis.
I have about 9k miles on them now and tread noise is still about the same as when new. It’s a very subtle sound, but noticeable. I thought that maybe a few thousand miles would wear them in and the noise would go away, but it hasn’t. It’s not a dealbreaker by any means, just one more difference between these and the OEMs.
Efficiency is still about 10% lower than the OEMs as well.
I don’t know how tread wear is. I’ll have to measure them when I get the chance. They perform well in dry conditions in sport more. I zoomed up a mountain road and it handled the drive well.

Hope this helps.

Definitely. Thanks so much.

 

[DKM_R1S]

I have the one HTs. I’ve think they’ve been phenomenal in the snow for all season tires. Yeah, they are a little noisier, but not as bad as all terrains.

 

[BStahley]

The look is fine. They definitely appear more “all-season” than the Pirellis.
I have about 9k miles on them now and tread noise is still about the same as when new. It’s a very subtle sound, but noticeable. I thought that maybe a few thousand miles would wear them in and the noise would go away, but it hasn’t. It’s not a dealbreaker by any means, just one more difference between these and the OEMs.
Efficiency is still about 10% lower than the OEMs as well.
I don’t know how tread wear is. I’ll have to measure them when I get the chance. They perform well in dry conditions in sport more. I zoomed up a mountain road and it handled the drive well.

Hope this helps.

Hi, one more question for you: after you switched to the Nokians, did you change any tire settings in the Rivian system? I’m assuming I’ll just reset the mileage and that’s it, as the tires are essentially the same size? Thanks.

 

[TomServo2112]

Hi, one more question for you: after you switched to the Nokians, did you change any tire settings in the Rivian system? I’m assuming I’ll just reset the mileage and that’s it, as the tires are essentially the same size? Thanks.

Yeah, the tire place did it for me, but it changed from Pirelli 22" Sport to 22" Third Party, which the computer then tells you could affect range and efficiency calculations.

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