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I have to agreed that the efficiency will be a little better than what Rivian said of 285 miles on Quad 100% charged. On my app, it still said 285, but Teslafi now predicted it at 293 at 100% charge for All purpose driving. I'm at one and half week mark with about 600 miles on it...

All you have to do is switch out the tires to size of 275/60/20 all seasons. I'm in Texas and has been using general grabbers HTS60. The efficiency is even better than my original 21" and i'm sure it will be even better than the range wheels 22". You have so many choices of all season...

The load rating that he told you is BS. I would call them out on that. You have a lazy discount tires manager or tech at that location. Discount tires techs are not very experienced with balancing. I have the same issue with two different set of tires that they don't know how to...

I did this 3 days ago and it reset the vehicle. Took like 5 minutes to reboot. Someone on facebook group changed his 265/65/20 OEM Pirelli to 275/60/20 in the system and it changed to 298 miles all purpose !! So, there is something is odd about my car.

I choose 275/60/20 all seasons which is the good year that I currently have .

My lifetime before the goodyear is 2.31 which put it at 303. 95% all-purpose. 35k miles

That is weird. Mine is 285 with Good year in AP and low 300s in conserve. I don't think the Rivian would know which brand of tires 275/60/20 we have on. Everything is default to the Goodyear. Teslafi also showed 285 for 100% charged.

Does everyone that do a switch to 275/60/20 sizes with the Quad get 285 ish all purpose miles with 100% charged?

It does. But it default to the good year wrangler. Your efficiency will be like the 21" OEM

The size is 275/60/20. Not like the original eom of 275/65/20 . xl load range and 116 load rating. This is all season tires and I don't do any of off road or soft sand stuff. So I can't comment about that https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/general-grabber-hts60

Anyone has a DIY tutorial instead of bring it to SC?

What tires do you have on yours and did you do the test?

If you want the best prediction of this tire, I would use the 21" and not the 20" all season that came standard with wheels switching . I had 16k miles on the 21" OEM pirelli at 2.30 kWh and 18k miles on th grabbers at 2.31 kWh . Both sets went thru a summer and a winter in Texas . These...

hit 500 miles yesterday at 2.02 kwh all purpose driving. It was 1.85 for the first 200 miles or so. I'm sure it will be better after 1k miles as my general grabbers did before. Drive and feels are so much better now after they fixed the balancing issue.

HummerEV comes with 170 or 247 kwh pack, but it only get 311 miles and 381 respectively. That sucker weighted 2K lbs more than the Rivians.

Wind noise is the hardest thing to diagnose, unless you can pin point where it comes from. If you do a search on here , there are many things can be done to it. I have done sealing the roof, the triangle and it only improve a little bit. As far as vampire drain concern, service center...

Doesn't hurt to have Rivian check it out. Sub 2.0 kWh on all seasons tires in 50 degree weather is suspicious.

Just want to give an update. Took the car back for rebalancing and they fixed it. Apparently one of the wheel is missing an ounce of weight !!! I'm so glad I don't have to switch to a different tires

I had the general grabber hts60 for 18k miles. The efficiency is better than 21".

I don't want to compared the efficiency just yet until pass 1k miles . The grabbers was very sticky at the beginning as well. I was at sub 2.0 kWh for the first 300 miles and didn't see it improved until around 700 or 800 miles. So far I only have 300 miles with this good year and it is...