[camaroz1985]

Definitely the best looking aftermarket option so far (IMO). Look like 22s though

 

[eHauler]

Definitely the best looking aftermarket option so far (IMO). Look like 22s though

That's what I thought as well, dimensions reminded me a bit of the factory 22-inch set.

 

[kizamybute']

They look good. Design looks very similar to the C7 Corvette's Z51 package wheels.

Just found this. Forgiato (very expensive) did a set of wheels. Curious about the load rating of those wheels. Spokes look awfully thin. But, have to assume, if they custom made them for the Rivian, then they're probably OK in terms of handling the weight.

www.youtube.com/shorts/-BNRrATHN9s

 

[NorthernRivian]

Had a great chat with a fellow from Variant about their wheels for Rivian. Super friendly and helpful, seriously considering a set.

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Just saw those in my Instagram feed. Here's some more:

http://instagr.am/p/CeeZzbOPFm4/ "Zero rubbing, zero compromise. The first fully forged wheel built to spec for the brand new Rivian R1T. Will you be putting the SSM-1P on your truck?"

http://instagr.am/p/CefItGhrNZF/ GO THE DISTANCE. A fully forged wheel made from 6061-T6 aerospace aluminum that sets you up for the roughness of the outdoor lifestyle.
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Model: SSM-1P
Finish: Satin Bronze
Size: 20x9 (Shown)

 

[BrianGoodwin]

Variant told me they do rub if you go to lowest sport height, which I do. I then asked about moving offset in just a bit for less potential of that, and that's where the conversation dropped off. They don't want to reveal their offset number, but that offset doesn't clear so I don't see what's the point of keeping it secret when there is not much value in an offset that doesn't actually work, unless you are willing to not go full low.

 

[CommodoreAmiga]

Variant told me they do rub if you go to lowest sport height, which I do. I then asked about moving offset in just a bit for less potential of that, and that's where the conversation dropped off. They don't want to reveal their offset number, but that offset doesn't clear so I don't see what's the point of keeping it secret when there is not much value in an offset that doesn't actually work, unless you are willing to not go full low.

Even if it did clear, I’m not sure why they’d care about keeping the offset secret.

 

[kizamybute']

Variant told me they do rub if you go to lowest sport height, which I do. I then asked about moving offset in just a bit for less potential of that, and that's where the conversation dropped off. They don't want to reveal their offset number, but that offset doesn't clear so I don't see what's the point of keeping it secret when there is not much value in an offset that doesn't actually work, unless you are willing to not go full low.

Looks like at least an 18mm offset. This one has the full size stock 34" tires on it. Yes, they will rub. I have wheels with an 18mm offset, but went with a tread matching 275/60/20, 33" tire and no rubbing. Same exact looking tire, but one series down. I actually think the 33" tire fits the truck better. The 34's to me, dominate the wheel well too much. If you're doing extreme off-roading (lots of rocks and such), then you apparently want more sidewall, but for all other purposes, I like the 33" tire better.

18mm is right at that edge of being able to work. I've gone back and forth several times already. Tried to go down to a 20mm to bring them in just a tad bit more, but the 20mm wheels then didn't clear the calipers.

But, all depends on the cut of the wheel and how thick the spokes are. There are clearly wheels with less offset that will fit. At least for the wheels I was interested in and considering, that were not custom made specifically for the Rivian, most 18mm options appear to work. Most 20mm options do not. However, I am working on having custom 2mm spacers made to see if I can get the 20mm offset wheels on. I like the style of them better. Pushing them out 2mm would be equal to the positioning I have now with the 18mm offset wheels. So, they should work. Unfortunately, nobody makes a 2mm wheel spacer in the correct bolt pattern, so having to go custom for those. Have a direction in place. Hopefully can get them on in the next week or two.

 

[O. horridus]

@kizmybute':
The thing I don't understand about your posts is that you keep saying that a +18mm offset is the maximum that will work and that even a +20mm offset is too much.

But the stock Rivian 20" wheels have a +48mm offset.

I don't see how all your numbers are consistent with the OEM 20" wheels and 275/65R20 tires. Yes, I understand you're using a 9" wide rim instead of 8.5", but pushing the wheel out an extra ~7mm (+41mm offset) should compensate for that by keeping the inner edge of the rim/tire in the same place and putting the extra width on the outside. Still way more than the +20mm you claim is the maximum.

I believe you that the wheels/tires you have work, but your explanations just don't make sense to me.

 

[JimmyEV]

T Sportline announced that they've launched a wheel designed exclusively for the R1T and R1S

T Sportline on LinkedIn: #rivian #rivianr1t #rivianr1s

🎉 The FIRST aftermarket directional aero wheel designed exclusively for Rivian R1T / R1S fitments has officially launched from our Team 1EV brand! Made...

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[kizamybute']

Certainly appreciate the effort. For my tastes personally, going to have to be a hard pass.