I've been thinking about the Goodyear Electricdrive AT also, but noticed there's also a Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT with an Electricdrive logo, which is a different tire, and noticeably less expensive. I've seen them on Rivians in the same 275/60R20 size as the Lightning.
This seems confusing, does anybody have clarity on the difference? @KurtsRPMGarage thanks for the feedback and pic.
I've been thinking about the Goodyear Electricdrive AT also, but noticed there's also a Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT with an Electricdrive logo, which is a different tire, and noticeably less expensive. I've seen them on Rivians in the same 275/60R20 size as the Lightning.
This seems confusing, does anybody have clarity on the difference? @KurtsRPMGarage thanks for the feedback and pic.
1) Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT, developed for the Rivian specifically as an OEM tire on their Standard/Dual motor configuration. These only come in 275/60R20. There's no reason you can't use it on anything else but they're designed intentionally as an OEM tire for the R1.
2) Goodyear ElectricDrive AT, developed for EVs in general. These will come in many different sizes.
I highly doubt there's a major difference between the two aside from a paper agreement. I would imagine the engineering sunk cost would be applied to both tires, but that's just a guess.
Edit: I should have said 3 different tires. There's a Goodyear Wrangler Territory AT in other sizes that are not electric tuned as well. Just to add to the confusion. But the electrically tuned comes in the 275/60R20
