Best off-road accessories for the Rivian R1T?

To add to the point above: be careful with that underbelly. I would suggest picking up a Rivian Underbody Shield to avoid expensive repairs if you accidentally clip a hidden rock.

To add to the point above: sliders might be overkill, but dont ignore your tires! Moab trails have sharp rocks that eat stock rubber for breakfast. I highly recommend picking up a set of BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 275/65R20 tires. They provide way better puncture resistance than the standard highway tires. Also, grab a sturdy ARB ARB4407A E-Z Deflator to manage your pressure easily. It makes a massive difference in traction without needing expensive armor!

Just catching up on this thread. Honestly, sliders are a huge chunk of change if you are just doing fire roads. I wouldnt sweat the steel armor for light trails, but you absolutely need to manage your tire pressure properly for those Moab surfaces. If you want a reliable way to air down and back up, pick up a Morrflate Quad Plus 4 Tire Inflation Deflation System. Being able to adjust all four corners at once saves a ton of time and keeps your footprint stable on loose terrain. Also, carry a solid kinetic rope like the Viking Offroad Kinetic Recovery Rope 7/8 inch x 30 feet. Even on easy trails, a simple slip into a soft patch or a misjudged line can leave you stuck. Stay safe out there, dont push it, and always scout your line first.

Congrats on the new truck! Honestly, sliders are a massive expense and weight penalty if you arent planning on doing serious rock crawling. Since you mentioned Moab, just stick to the lighter stuff and you'll be totally fine without them. The R1T has great ground clearance, just keep an eye on your lines.

• If you really want peace of mind without the heavy metal, get a good set of Maxtrax MKII Recovery Boards instead. They are a life saver if you get stuck in the sand or loose dirt.
• Definitely invest in a decent compressor like the Viair 400P-Automatic Portable Compressor so you can air down your tires properly for better traction and less risk of puncture. Enjoy the trails, Moab is awesome.