onesoil
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- Montpelier VT
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- 2022 Rivian R1T
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- Director of Operations at Vermont Compost Company
My father got his mounted last week, so not much experience, but immediately he was struck by how quiet they were as well as having better road feel and handling characteristics and comfort. He’s pretty critical of new things (especially things he perceives fall under the category of costing money he shouldn’t have to have spent—which with nearly bald OEM tires at 22k, seems like a reasonable thing to be grumbly about), so his very positive feedback right off the bat can either be an indication that they are indeed great, or just way better than his prematurely aging/awful Pirellis. I’ve never been particularly impressed with the Pirelli ATs, even when new (at least in any variable/low traction environments), but I also have almost nothing personally to compare them with on a Rivian (except a couple weeks with factory 22” wheels/tires on a loaner R1S).We have the 21" AT's and have 23k on them.....they have probably another 5k left. I would say 99% of the time we drive in ALL-PURPOSE mode.
I am following this thread to see what others are getting. We live in NorCal and where we are located, we might.......M I G H T get an 1" of snow a year. We do get freezing temperatures at times, but nothing dramatic.
onesoil
You said above the NOKIANS are what your father has and loves them and he is picky about the tires. What is the "per" tire cost?
TIA
I’ll update with more as he experiences more off-road and/or harsh weather conditions. I’ve been traveling the last 5 days, and didn’t get a chance to try his truck with the Nokians, so again, very limited experience so far. I may be getting a pair soon, if I don’t decide to push my Pirelli’s until winter and get some Hakkapeliittas (still trying to decide).
His Nokian Outpost nATs were $361/tire plus mount and balance. He also got a sidewall blowout replacement insurance on them and a much-needed alignment (for reasons we don’t understand, since Rivian aligned it and replaced a couple prematurely worn tires 6-9 months ago), bringing the total to somewhere near $2k with tax. The shop initially tried to charge him $420 per tire but when I told them we can get them for $380, they came back with offering $360 ??‍
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