Why Rivian owners protect the front end
The R1T and R1S have tall, upright front ends and a wide, flat hood over the front trunk. That shape takes debris head-on instead of letting it glance off, so chips build up fast on the bumper, the leading edge of the frunk lid and the fenders. Large all-terrain tires also throw gravel back along the lower doors and rocker panels, especially if you head off pavement.
Packages that fit how you drive
- Mostly highway and around town: full front PPF covers the bumper, full frunk lid, fenders, mirrors and the full-width light bar area.
- Gravel roads, camping and trail trips: Track Pack adds the rocker panels and A-pillars, where tire spray and branches hit hardest.
- Want it all covered? Full body PPF protects every painted panel, including the doors and rear quarters that take trail pinstriping.
On the R1T, the bed sides and tailgate get scraped when loading gear. Pick the truck diagram in our booking tool and tap Bed Sides and Tailgate to add them.
Installed at home
A Rivian is a big vehicle, so a garage or covered driveway makes the install easiest. We bring the tools, lights and film, and the truck can stay plugged in while we work. Full front takes about 5–8 hours and full body takes 2–3 working days.
Price
Full front PPF starts at $2,000 for an R1T and $1,825 for an R1S. Build your exact coverage online for an instant estimate, or see PPF prices by vehicle size.