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  1. Rob O

    Rivian tops estimates with Q1 deliveries of 13,588 [āš ļø ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    The following was in my news feed this morning. Thought it was kinda funny, but also a pretty good analogue for why weā€™re so divided in this country anymore: Same data, completely opposite headlines.
  2. Rob O

    The @blinker.fluid El Cap Granite R1T delivery/spec/build/journal ...

    Local tire and wheel shop. Theyā€™ve done a ton of Rivians (which are a dime a dozen here). They give the requisite ā€œmay not be load rated per factory specā€, but will mount them because theyā€™re rated high enough.
  3. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    I logged a little over 14k miles on these before switching to my winter set up around Thanksgiving. Below is a link to my 11k mile update. I updated again when switching over (at 14k-ish) but canā€™t find the thread. Short version is, still even wear, right at 2.0 mi/kWh (which includes a few...
  4. Rob O

    Winter tires for 22 inch rims

    I have Nokian Hakkapeliitta R5 SUV on my R1T, and theyā€™re fantastic. Weā€™ve had about 2 feet of snow over the past 7-10 days, then an ice event from freezing rain / freezing fog the past 24 hours. Roads are a combination of packed ice and deep heavy slush right now (rain falling, then freezing...
  5. Rob O

    Roundtrip Seattle to SoCal in my R1T: Experience and Observations

    Great write up and observations. Many of the ā€œchalllengesā€ and shortcomings you experienced ā€” from real world range and charging infrastructure shortcomings to lack of storage cubbies ā€” highlight why Iā€™ve decided to go back to a Raptor. Love my R1T, but a frequent road trip machine it isnā€™t (at...
  6. Rob O

    What 22” AT tires are you using?

    Multiple posts on this if you search. Use my UID and youā€™ll find a few.
  7. Rob O

    24" wheels on R1S

    Those (Vossen forged S17-01s) are what I use for the winter set up on my RS5 (paint matched). They look great on the R1S as well ... although I wouldnā€™t go 24s personally.
  8. Rob O

    22" recommendations?

    Averaging 2.0-ish lifetime. Too many variables go into that number though, and Iā€™ve only ever ran these tires (mounted just after delivery) ... so who knows what Iā€™d be getting otherwise. That said, these likely arenā€™t the tires for people who hypermile and always seek max range, who are...
  9. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Since I just posted this in another thread on 22s, figured it was worth adding here. Swapped the TerrainContact ATs for my winter set up a few days ago. This is what wear looks like on the Contis with 14k miles. Didnā€™t use tread depth gauge (will circle back), but would say they easily have...
  10. Rob O

    22" recommendations?

    Swapped the TerrainContact ATs for my winter set up a few days ago. Here is what wear looks like on the Contis with 14k miles. Since the 11k-mile update I posted (above), I did another 1700+ mile road trip (ie interstate and highway speeds for 600+ mile stretches). That one was entirely All...
  11. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Forgot to include this. Worth a watch. And worth noting the TerrainContact *is not* 3 Peak rated. He also did one as sort of a follow on comparing the new Nokian nAT (3 Peak rated) against Nokian all season, all weather, and true winter (R5 SUV) ... and the results we somewhat surprising.
  12. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Given youā€™re ready for replacements, plan to run 20s with ATs, and winter is coming (here), Iā€™d just mount snows on the 22s and run them over winter then got to 20s for the other three seasons. In fact, thatā€™s what Iā€™ll be doing (was my plan all along). That said, Consumer Reports recently...
  13. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Apologies to the OP for hijacking his thread ... just that I have quite a few miles with this tire already, and I'd like to think it's helpful to those asking questions they can't answer yet. With that in mind, I gave an update on my tread wear in late October ... a week before putting another...
  14. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Hereā€™s some ElectraFi data from one leg of my last road trip, if youā€™d like to nerd out. See my last reply (to you) for context on vehicle conditions. This segment was basically all up hill, climbing from Willows, CA to Bend, OR ā€” 138ā€™ above sea level over a couple 4000-foot passes to final of...
  15. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Still based on Load Range. My Raptor came stock with LT315/70/17 BFG AT KO2s in Load Range C, which had a max PSI of 45 or 50. The more common replacement is a 35x12.5 17 in Load Range E, which has a max PSI of like 80. Both are LT tires, one in metric and the other flotation size.
  16. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    This is inaccurate. Load Rating determines max PSI for a tire, and how much PSI is required for a given vehicle. An LT tire with Load Range E, like a BFG KO2 will have a much higher max PSI, like 80 or more, and require around 60 PSI on the Rivian ... but the TerrainContacts are on XL rated, and...
  17. Rob O

    22” Continental Terrain Contact A/T tires resulted in a negligible INCREASE in efficiency (2.07 mi/kwh) compared to OEM Pirellis (2.04 mi/kwh)

    Iā€™ve logged three big trips since April on these Contis: two of 3000+ miles and one of 1700 miles. The last one was just done just a couple weeks ago and entirely in All Purpose mode, with some segments in Low ride height. Almost entire Interstate or state highway, with speeds of 75-85 on the...


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