DannyC
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Just finished a 1,179 mile trip from San Diego to Sacramento and lots of stop in between.
So after having the truck for a few days I noticed that there was a lot of wear on the outside of my driver side tires. I have the AT tires that are 34 inches on the 20 inch wheels. When the truck is lowered all the way they the tread is not even visible on the tops of the tires as they are pushed up into the wheel wells so much.
While on my trip in conserve mode, the truck defaults to the lowest suspension settings and honestly I don't like it as it rides rough. I did not always to remember to put it back to standard height and on a few bumps/dips on the freeway I can hear the tires hitting the wheel wells. Pretty hard too!
I did let both my Rivian guide and a service tech know about the issue. The outside of my tires are so damaged that I am going to request to have them replaced.
So after having the truck for a few days I noticed that there was a lot of wear on the outside of my driver side tires. I have the AT tires that are 34 inches on the 20 inch wheels. When the truck is lowered all the way they the tread is not even visible on the tops of the tires as they are pushed up into the wheel wells so much.
While on my trip in conserve mode, the truck defaults to the lowest suspension settings and honestly I don't like it as it rides rough. I did not always to remember to put it back to standard height and on a few bumps/dips on the freeway I can hear the tires hitting the wheel wells. Pretty hard too!
I did let both my Rivian guide and a service tech know about the issue. The outside of my tires are so damaged that I am going to request to have them replaced.
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