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Interesting. I don’t think this is true for all the belts. We leave the center rear belt buckled all the time, as it has a carabiner on it that hooks to our dog’s harness, and I’ve never seen this sort of extreme drain.

Oh, they’re real; there’s just not a whole lot of them in places like The Desert, Grasslands, and Above The Tree Line, and even when they’re around, they’re not always in convenient places.

Weirdly, trees aren’t always available.

Yeah, that ‘somehow’ is the tricky part! I originally had this idea when I was driving a Ram with a long bed, so my thought was to just hang the hammock diagonally across the bed from a ladder rack or something. Sadly the bed in the R1T wouldn’t quite work for that… I bet you could rig up some...

No, I’m not trying to suspend my R1T, though that would be pretty cool. What I’m thinking is using the accessory ports to support a hammock rack that could be used if no trees are available. Basically, if you have a long pole mounted to both of the front accessory ports, would you have to worry...

Driving around Baltimore this weekend, with the AC blasting in my R1T dual-motor max pack with stock road tires/wheels, I was getting around 3-3.5. On the highway I wasn’t paying as much attention, but I believe it was in the mid to high 2s. ABRP says 3.13 at 65 mph, pulling data from the truck

This happened to me last week! Putting our dog in the back seat after an outing, we discovered the gear tunnel was unlocked, and protruding further than it does when you simply push the button to unlock it. I hadn’t touched the gear tunnel for at least a couple days, so it possibly was like that...

I don’t know about the volume issue, but if you’re concerned with audio quality, the built-in app is definitely the way to go. Bluetooth does not have sufficient bandwidth to transmit full quality, lossless audio.

I swear Yokohama has magic rubber, based on my GO15s; the Geolandar range is just amazing. It’s only the talk of needing special EV tires that’s made me hesitant, but I wasn’t sure if it was mostly marketing or not (I’m sure it’s not entirely bullshit). I drove on the stock road tires all...

Is there any concern over durability? My understanding was that the weight and torque of EVs meant standard tires wouldn’t last long. I’ve got the Geolandar GO15s on my Cherokee, and they’re amazing tires. Would love to put something similar on my R1T.