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Tested 35" tires on the R1T - for offroading / overlanding
I think 285/65/20 is the limit for Rivian with zero/minimal rubbing (until aftermarket fenders come along like Jeeps). 295 would be pushing it...it would certainty rub in standard. Even if you use your Rivian almost exclusively for tails and off roading you still have to drive to the trails and... -
Tested 35" tires on the R1T - for offroading / overlanding
Thank you for putting together this thread! It really helped in choosing a fitment. I went a little on the aggressive side but knew exactly what to expect based on this thread. Rubbing on low ride height was expected - I never used low mode so didn't test extensively. In standard mode its... -
Tested 35" tires on the R1T - for offroading / overlanding
Thanks for the great info @Rexbo Any update on fitment/rubbing now that you've had a chance to put on some miles on your aftermarket setup? -
Aftermarket Wheels Installed on R1T...
I think your fitment looks great! What kind of rubbing are you experiencing? I am researching offsets now for a custom built forged setup. Knowing what you know now, what width and offset would you go with if you built a set of wheels from scratch?