I have an iPhone 15.
Paak works fine 80% of the time. 15% there is a significant delay in locking or unlocking where I walk away and wait, wait, wait to make sure it locks.. 5% I ended up having to use another method.
The annoyance out weighs the connivence by a long measure. Also, I do a...
I recognize Mr Stanfield as a fellow longtime Rivian Forum member who I typically see eye to eye with on all things Rivian. However, on this topic our experiences diverge. I find the door locks to be the worst aspect of the Rivian experience. The capacitive touch door lock was perfected maybe...
I timed it yesterday. Left a 45 degree garage, 28 degree outside temp. In 2 minutes I had fully hot air coming out of the vents.
Gen 2 with heat pump. I never use auto and have had good performance
I never use auto either. In manual mode the heating is fine.
The vents never seem to really shut off when you turn them off, that is kinda annoying. But, I get plenty of heat pretty quickly after starting the drive.
Location is Minnesota so temps are around 30 now.
12v batteries can just die. They just do. Rivian has now made 100,000 vehicles. If there is 1 12v failure a week across the fleet then the failure rate is just 0.052% per year. Even one per day across the fleet is just 0.36% in a year. Perspective.
I wonder if there is a correlation between vehicles with large vampire drain and probability of 12v failure? My R1T has always had vampire drain on the low end of reports, about 1/2% per 24 hours.
What is the collective wisdom of the group here regarding preemptive 12v replacements? I’m at 20 months and 40,000 miles. I’m thinking about doing it before a big July road trip.