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Truly the long tail of first world problems.

It's called a "skottle" and it's very popular in the mainstream overlanding community. There are other alternatives if you search around.

Has anyone been into this SC for smaller work and waited? All I've seen in this thread are larger repairs with vehicle drop-offs, but I'm hoping to just wait in the SC if that's possible.

And that's with the 20" wheels; it's going to be even worse with the ones everyone will actually buy because it's an SQ8.

We bought our 2015 Audi SQ5 brand new off the dealer lot and it was a big deal for us. It's a fantastic car that we've held onto because it still has such a nice interior, has been very reliable, and is very sporty for what it is (tho to be fair, I did chip it a few years back and it's so much...

Oh, I see now in the description "Comfortable hand and backpack straps" but I don't really see the latter anywhere in the photos. Hmm...

I'm trying to understand this photo lower on the page. The main product photos don't make it look like it's intended to be used in a backpack configuration (certainly not from one side, possibly from the top straps), but this dude is clearly wearing it like one.

https://www.rivianforums.com/forum/threads/have-you-gotten-your-manual-tonneau-cover.17830/post-377411

Yup, I knew that... stupid brain + keyboard mistake. Fixed.

Honestly most of it boils down to “keep the pedal down, trust the vehicle, and steer into it”. That’s an over-simplification, but that’s what I mostly remember. The guy did a great job of trying to help us build muscle memory into our off-road manners rather than walking away with a checklist of...

@R1Thor oh since you were asking about the @DCE sliders, jump to 06:59 in the video. ?

I encourage anyone watching this to just enjoy it for the entertainment value and not get into a flame war or otherwise criticize the creators. These guys are very experienced off-roaders but who seemingly don't have a ton(*) of experience with the peculiarities of the R1 platform in these...

@R1Thor Great to meet you and enjoy the cover!

Tonneau dry lubings.

To be clear, the Interrobang cover operates on the same principle, but it relies on the velcro strap and the leading slat isn't connected. So I think you could do roughly the same thing but it might not feel as "polished", if that makes sense.

Enjoyed the long drive to Blacksburg VA yesterday with the Rivian tonneau protecting all of our son's (freshman at Virginia Tech) gear underneath. One thing I appreciated is being able to slide the cover out a bit for access to stuff near the cab. I'm not sure it would have been as convenient...

At the risk of going OT I'd like to recommend a refillable propane container. I have the Ignik Gas Growler and love it.