Urander + RTT range hit?

[mjezzi]

Anyone know what the range hit is for a setup like the Urander plus a RTT?

Debating between a RTT and a cybertent.

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[FuturePrimitive]

I have been researching the same and think the range hit is in the mid-teens (hopefully low teens if driven ~70ish).

TesLatino (YouTube) has the same setup you're looking at. He doesn't seem to have really firm numbers as he did a lot of modifications at the same time but he has a lot of good information.

It's possible Urander or Cybertruckco have numbers too. Cybertruckco has flat sides (non-molle) if that makes a difference.

Useful link here:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...truckco-molle-rack-and-full-comparison.26534/

 

[kpanda17]

@ButterEV just did a lot of range feedback videos on YT, think his tires and fast driving was a bigger impact, also Bearded Tesla and @TesLatino on X/YT all use Urander

 

[mjezzi]

The only real way to test it is by having two trucks with the same tires and doing the same drive together at the same time and same speed (75mph is realistic).

Hmm, I might reach out to the cyber one guy since we’re both in boulder.

 

[Urander]

Anyone know what the range hit is for a setup like the Urander plus a RTT?

Debating between a RTT and a cybertent.

I have been researching the same and think the range hit is in the mid-teens (hopefully low teens if driven ~70ish).

TesLatino (YouTube) has the same setup you're looking at. He doesn't seem to have really firm numbers as he did a lot of modifications at the same time but he has a lot of good information.

It's possible Urander or Cybertruckco have numbers too. Cybertruckco has flat sides (non-molle) if that makes a difference.

Useful link here:
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.co...truckco-molle-rack-and-full-comparison.26534/

@ButterEV just did a lot of range feedback videos on YT, think his tires and fast driving was a bigger impact, also Bearded Tesla and @TesLatino on X/YT all use Urander

At 70 mph, we got about 450 Wh/mi in the summer and 473 Wh/mi in the winter. These numbers were under super ideal conditions with minimal wind impact and almost no elevation changes. Hope this helps!

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