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It's straight. Makes the sound most often on deceleration.

Hey guys, what does this sound like to you? Weird spring-like squeak sound.

Upon accelerating and decelerating, you can hear the suspension make spring noises. If you are on desktop, lower bass to hear it. It's loud enough that a person 100 feet away can tell it's coming from my vehicle.

275/60 hts60

Is anyone getting the blind spot chime? After the update, I visually see the new blind spot on the UI, but if there's a vehicle in the spot, it doesn't chime like before. Wonder if I just need a soft reset or if anyone else is experiencing it and we should report the bug.

I will chime in here but I may be an anomaly. I have the dual motor large pack. On the stock 21 inch wheels, I get 2.55 mi/kw, which is about 330 miles from full to dead. However, I recently changed to 20 inch Atomic wheels and got the low rolling resistant general grabbers. I can now achieve...

Atomic has 10% off sale right now and evsportline ones are too expensive for my liking. There aren't too many 22 inch options is there? How about: https://forzaaa.com/products/20-inch-forged-wheels-rims-for-rivian-r1s-2024?variant=40634733756483

Not many people on the forums talk about rolling resistance. How is the average consumer like me to know what tire on the market has least rolling resistance? I wouldn't mind buying one for my next set to compare range. Excluding the stock pirelli's of course.

Per the website, that T432880 tire model is 56.2 pounds. T432845 is 46.3

this video is very relavant lol

Are those stickers on the center caps?

I thought it was 2.61 352 miles /135 kw.

Wonder how many miles we can get out of the new Wrangler territory. I'm guessing 20k? General grabber is cheaper, but probably not close to being as good.

Yea I think it's a service to get you to return. I've always purchased and rotated my tires from them ever since.

Hmm if I do reduced stability, my tire wear will be evenly distributed like my model Y. Tires wore out so evenly I technically didn't need rotation for the entire life of the tire.

Tire rotations have always been "free" at America's Tires. It's built in when you purchase or install new tires. There's a line on the receipt about rotations for life of tire in it.

I too notice this, but never really looked into it. To me, all four wheels going should be "safer" right?

Yea, back in my model Y, I did some quick math, and if you don't charge at home, it's cheaper to go gas.

Miles per kw is probably what most people can compare.

Based on the offset and bolt pattern, looks good.