Bridgestone
Alenza A/S 02
275/50R22 · 32.8"
Fits R1
All-Season
An all-season tire that fits the R1, around $307 per tire ($1,229 a set), returning 1.98 mi/kWh across 1 owner vehicle on Rivian Roamer.
Real-world efficiency
1.98 mi/kWh
7,377 mi tracked · 1 vehicle
Limited data
Average price
$307
per tire · $1,229 / set of 4
Mileage warranty
65,000
miles
Load index
119
R1 minimum is 116
Specifications
Size & Fitment
Size
275/50R22 (32.8")
Load Index
119
Load Range
E
Max Load
2,998 lb
Speed Rating
S (112)
Max PSI
80
Construction & Performance
Category
All-Season
Weight
50.0 lb
Tread Depth
12/32
3PMS Rated
No
Mileage Warranty
65,000 miles
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Owner Reviews (1)
TheOutThereEV
Feb 2026
★★★★★Rated 2 out of 5
Not very good.
I switched onto these tires after coming from the stock Pirellis and all I need to say is yikes. If you’re a person who has a a more sporty drive style and loves launches, I would not recommend these tires. I own a tri-motor and they don’t have very good grip with launches or coming out of corners. The efficiency is not good, about 25% loss. Navigation always says arrive with 10%, get there at 1% barely multiple times. That’s also staying at 70-75mph. They have a little more road noise but not too noticeable coming from stock unless you listen for it. They do look a little more aggressive but that’s honestly the only upside I currently see with these tires. Overall do not recommend.
$307 ea
$1,229 / set of 4
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