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Sure - that is how a tech writer at Rivian wrote up that webpage. But, Pirelli call it an "All Season" tire and has that molded into the sidewall of each one. For more than half the country that includes snow... I was hoping it would be at least adequate in snow because I am not overly...

I can't do anything but speculate about the weight of the LT3, but FEDEX shows the shipping weight of each of the Hakka R5s currently in transit to me at 56 pounds. I doubt that the LT3 would be less.

That kind of what I was guessing. None of the local Nokian dealers (5) could find any, so I have a set of the R5 SUVs in my cart at SimpleTire - just waiting to see which the local tire shops are still acceptable drop ship points. We got about a foot of snow friday/saturday, and one trip out...

I see they make the R5 in both SUV and EV sub models. I have not been able to find our size in the EV, only the SUV. Did you see the EV in the OEM size?

I'm 2600 and have it. Temp is going down to the 20s this weekend - interested to see if there is any difference. Update: In 33-degree wet weather there is no change in the sound on my truck.

It was super windy here in TC - tent camping would have been really interesting! Would have liked you to say there was progress on the RAN charger in Grayling... :rolleyes:

We you up for the Iceman?

I've not been over the bridge yet, but from what I see on ChargeHub it's shaky in the UP - especially where you want to go. As soon as Rivian gets that planned RAN site running in Marquette I'll be up there! EA has a good (350kW) station in Gaylord that I have used a couple of times (eat at...

Everyone has different experiences, but since I got my R1T in March I have put 8200 miles on it, and it has not just been 'around town' (Traverse City). I was not able to get my Rivian charger installed for over a month after delivery (hardware shipped 2 weeks late, and then to the wrong...

Are you rotating in the spare?

the app gives you the ability to cool down the cabin, and once cold weather gets here, I expect it will give the option to warm up as well.

I'm a bit over 5'7" and find the seats very comfortable. I have driven 6 or 7 500+ mile days so far (about 7000 miles total) and could have gone much farther comfortably.

I asked my Guide this exact question two months ago. The Rivian answer was to charge to 100% with L2 before leaving home.

I keep mine in a canvas bag under the rear bench next to a canvas bag of ratchet straps and bungies.

I have the 22" tires and think it handles very well - far better than the average vehicle, and probably as well as some (but certainly not all) sport sedans. Ride quality is better than many of the sport sedans I have driven or ridden in over the years. I'm at a little over 6,000 miles now and...

I thought he was referring to the front light bar on the truck.

I think you can turn that pulsing off on the Vehicle/Exterior Lights page.

yeah - that's what I figured, but google maps gave me a glimmer of hope... Thanks for the clarification.

I too have had pretty good luck with EA - found a few towers inoperable but could always get charged from another. In northern and western Michigan, as well as Indiana, EA is currently the only option for 200kW charging I've found... You mentioned the EA stations on the Ohio Turnpike near...