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congrats and enjoy!!

The camper I have is a Camp365. It’s light, folds up and down quickly, and is super aero (which was the biggest thing for me towing in the R1T). It’s a cool concept and I’ve very much enjoyed it this past summer. Looking forward to the next season!

I’ve been very happy with the Alpha 2! I got out maybe 5 weekends this summer with just the tent. I also ended up getting a super aerodynamic camper trailer and have used them both all summer (5 additional weekends with both). TBH I don’t think the Alpha 2 impacts range noticeably. My lifetime...

For induction pans, I’d recommend checking out the Stanley stainless packable camp cookware. They are durable, packs into the largest pot. Works with gas, fire, or induction. I got the set this spring to use with either my trusty Coleman propane or a single induction cooktop with the Rivian 120v...

the EA stations at Walmart are typically in a corner of the parking lot, away from where most people park. I drove my R1T from Chicago to West Palm Beach and back to buy a Camp365 travel trailer. I never had to drop the trailer at any of the Walmarts and no one had any issues with my trailer...

i think mounting it as intended will be better for range. The reason is the R1T spoiler on the back of the cab. It funnels air over the bed. If the thinner side of the RTT is behind the cab (intended install), the airflow from the spoiler hits the *top* of the RTT shell (smoother airflow). If...

The tent has been great! Materials and functionality are all well done. It takes a few times opening and closing the tent to pick up a few tips and tricks - mostly the flow of tucking in any tent material as the hard shell closes fully. But it’s fast and easy. The mattress is firm, not memory...

I've been following as many R1T posts as I can find about the variety of RTTs that fit nicely over the small truck bed. I looked at the usual suspects (iKamper, Roofnest) and decided on the Alpha 2 from Tuff Stuff Overland (TSO). I didn't see the value (personally speaking) to spend $1K more for...

Hi. I have this exact same issue. I've got about 5K miles. It started happening over winter, after the New Year. It was faint at first and now seems to have level off (not getting worse). I've been driving mostly in Conserve (front wheel mode) since it's for sure related to the rear motors or...

It’s day 2 and not sure when will be done. I’m out of town for the weekend so the timing was good for me to have it in the SC.

Same here since day 1. About 10 degree left steering input requires to drive straight. Left or right crown, centered. Road conditions don’t matter it always pulls to the right. Had it aligned at my SC before the holiday. Road trip from Chicago to MI and back and it’s … worse than before. When...

12v dc is a little more efficient than AC. When using AC to power you have to use the AC to DC charger converter which results in less efficiently due to the AC charger heat loss (converting AC to DC).

up for some camping? In northern WI the chargers are few. I just got land up in Mercer WI and will build in a few years and put a Rivian wall charger in the garage. when my Rivian comes (Oct-Nov this year) I will most likely need to camp at the one RV campsite in town to get a suitable overnight...

Funny lol. But tbh I doubt the type of American too fat to lift their ass off a seat are the same people buying R1Ts and going camping lmao.