Richcolorado
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I live on top of a mountain in Colorado and have always used all season tires in the summer and top quality snow tires in the winter. Rivian presents a problem for doing so. The 20" is well rated but not a "true" winter tire and I hate to lose so much range in the warm months. I would get those but there is no comfortable tire available in that size that I am aware of. All the other tires are Load E rated which are made with very stiff sidewalls for hauling heavy loads.
The 21" is the only tire available in that size, and as much as want to maximize range I have not found a snow tire that would go onto that wheel.
The 22" has quite a few tires available in that size but not a true snow tire. I can get Blizzak or Michelin ICE tires in a 285/45/22 and am told that it would fit the wheels that come with the 275/50/22 tires. Does anyone who knows about tires know if that would work well?
Has anyone found a solution between any size Rivian tire and after market snow tires where I can get a better ride and better range in the summer on one set of tires and the winter/deep snow traction I need in the winter?
If I am going to change my tire selection I want to do it ASAP! Any input is greatly appreciated.
The 21" is the only tire available in that size, and as much as want to maximize range I have not found a snow tire that would go onto that wheel.
The 22" has quite a few tires available in that size but not a true snow tire. I can get Blizzak or Michelin ICE tires in a 285/45/22 and am told that it would fit the wheels that come with the 275/50/22 tires. Does anyone who knows about tires know if that would work well?
Has anyone found a solution between any size Rivian tire and after market snow tires where I can get a better ride and better range in the summer on one set of tires and the winter/deep snow traction I need in the winter?
If I am going to change my tire selection I want to do it ASAP! Any input is greatly appreciated.
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