fastwheels
Well-Known Member
" and my experience is that All-Season tires are good in all seasons, but great in none "
This is what I've been saying for years about A/S tires: jack of all trades - master of none.
All our vehicles that are driven year round have 2 sets of wheels/tires. Makes the garage a bit more crowded storing the off season set, but the driving improvement in all seasons is worth it.
I'm still in a quandary about my choice for wheels on the R1T. I would prefer the 20" wheels (especially since they are forged) but will not accept the A/T tires. I would be much happier with a summer or even A/S tire (95% of my travels will be street) and then I will just get a winter wheel/tire set for the snowy season.
As it sits now, I have speced the 22" wheels but hope Rivian will offer more of a street tire for the 20" wheels before launch.
This is what I've been saying for years about A/S tires: jack of all trades - master of none.
All our vehicles that are driven year round have 2 sets of wheels/tires. Makes the garage a bit more crowded storing the off season set, but the driving improvement in all seasons is worth it.
I'm still in a quandary about my choice for wheels on the R1T. I would prefer the 20" wheels (especially since they are forged) but will not accept the A/T tires. I would be much happier with a summer or even A/S tire (95% of my travels will be street) and then I will just get a winter wheel/tire set for the snowy season.
As it sits now, I have speced the 22" wheels but hope Rivian will offer more of a street tire for the 20" wheels before launch.
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