This is exactly what I use mine for. Extinguisher mounted on a quick release one side, axe on other. I have two bed dividers, one fitted with packout mounts on horizontal sliding rails I made for power tool battery trays, chainsaw mount etc. the other divider with quick grips/built right mounts for my root slayer shovel.
I use everything others listed as much as they do, but by far the best thing I purchased and use constantly is my cybercooler in front. I put some yeti blocks in bottom, the tesla ones as dividers, and then ice on the drinks…stays cold entire week in Texas summer (and keeps neighbors hands off my beer since it’s not in garage fridge anymore lol).
The cargo bed divider and the cyber bins are the first things I bought for my non-FS CT. Three Bins fit perfectly in the grooves of the bed and size wise they fill the bed across with the divider located just beyond the smugglers bay. Someone will come up with a cheaper version in time but I needed them fast, everything floats all over the place after shopping otherwise.
I've always wondered if that $700 cooler was worth it...sounds like it's solid quality!Top 4 most used:
1) Martian Wheel Cyberrover wheels and Falken A/T4W off-road tires - These wheels are amazing, and make the Cybertruck look so much cooler! We've had a lot of snow and ice recently, and the CT is a beast with this setup. It feels very confident with no slip at all. My son was amazed last night when we were driving through blizzard conditions. The tires just grip the road - doesn't seem possible.
2) Cybercooler - used this on a trip down south and back. Only had to buy ice a couple of times. Kept solid ice for 3-4 days. Works great for quick grocery trips, when you might want to go out for a meal AFTER you buy groceries.
3) Elecfresh iPhone holder. I love this thing! It's the one that fits in the vent hole. Use it all the time so that I can run Waze maps, Siri, weather, and other apps without FSD cameras flagging me for using my device. Can quickly remove it if I don't want it there since it's spring loaded, and/or move it anywhere along the dash.
4) Elecfresh Safe. I keep valuables and ammo in it. Very easy to install and use. Not compatible with some deeper trays, but I use it with the standard Tesla tray.
Top 4 least used:
1) Elecfresh Cybertruck cover - thought I would need a cover, but even on a 2600 mile road trip it was too much of a hassle to pull the cover out to cover the truck, even when it was raining. It just kind of looks a bit wrinkled and the yellow reflectors are kind of weird looking.
2) CybergearCo vault divider - I bought this thinking it would work better with the vault liner than the Tesla version. I discovered it was poorly made, the finish was uneven, and it didn't fit well (side to side). Max adjustment meant it was loose. Moving the latch on top scratched the paint. I ended up returning it and buying the Tesla version which is much better quality, and the new Tesla version actually works better with a bed liner and doesn't have the dorky cutouts at the bottom.
3) Tesla vault cargo bins - thought I would use these, and I do keep things in there, but they are cheaply built, and it's kind of a hassle to open them to get things out if they are behind a vault divider. I think I would rather just use some larger waterproof Pelican cases. (not my image), but this shows the better quality Tesla version of the vault divider.
4) Tesla CyberFlask (silver version)
I bought both the black and silver versions of the CyberFlask, and the black is much better (and doesn't show fingerprints). It's bad enough having to clean the truck, let alone a flask. But these flasks keep things really hot (or cold) for a really long period of time.
Does this leave any type of crease? I read in the reviews it might do that so just wondering if it was a real issue?
CyberCooler Pros:
Nope. It doesn't leave a crease at all. The spring mount is very strong, but there is rubber material protecting the dashboard. The people experiencing creases probably let go of the spring base quickly when installing it.
This one...
You need a ballistic fire extinguisher... Pull the pin, throw it in and RUN!!!'m not sure how much good a fire extinguisher would do if the CT has a flare up.
I’ve mounted a fire extinguisher to the inside sail Molle panel. Makes it out-of-the-way and yet accessible.
Great post and I love your wheels. Just curious as to whether you run those Martian Wheels in a full beadlock?Top 4 most used:
1) Martian Wheel Cyberrover wheels and Falken A/T4W off-road tires - These wheels are amazing, and make the Cybertruck look so much cooler! We've had a lot of snow and ice recently, and the CT is a beast with this setup. It feels very confident with no slip at all. My son was amazed last night when we were driving through blizzard conditions. The tires just grip the road - doesn't seem possible.
2) Cybercooler - used this on a trip down south and back. Only had to buy ice a couple of times. Kept solid ice for 3-4 days. Works great for quick grocery trips, when you might want to go out for a meal AFTER you buy groceries.
3) Elecfresh iPhone holder. I love this thing! It's the one that fits in the vent hole. Use it all the time so that I can run Waze maps, Siri, weather, and other apps without FSD cameras flagging me for using my device. Can quickly remove it if I don't want it there since it's spring loaded, and/or move it anywhere along the dash.
4) Elecfresh Safe. I keep valuables and ammo in it. Very easy to install and use. Not compatible with some deeper trays, but I use it with the standard Tesla tray.
Top 4 least used:
1) Elecfresh Cybertruck cover - thought I would need a cover, but even on a 2600 mile road trip it was too much of a hassle to pull the cover out to cover the truck, even when it was raining. It just kind of looks a bit wrinkled and the yellow reflectors are kind of weird looking.
2) CybergearCo vault divider - I bought this thinking it would work better with the vault liner than the Tesla version. I discovered it was poorly made, the finish was uneven, and it didn't fit well (side to side). Max adjustment meant it was loose. Moving the latch on top scratched the paint. I ended up returning it and buying the Tesla version which is much better quality, and the new Tesla version actually works better with a bed liner and doesn't have the dorky cutouts at the bottom.
3) Tesla vault cargo bins - thought I would use these, and I do keep things in there, but they are cheaply built, and it's kind of a hassle to open them to get things out if they are behind a vault divider. I think I would rather just use some larger waterproof Pelican cases. (not my image), but this shows the better quality Tesla version of the vault divider.
4) Tesla CyberFlask (silver version)
I bought both the black and silver versions of the CyberFlask, and the black is much better (and doesn't show fingerprints). It's bad enough having to clean the truck, let alone a flask. But these flasks keep things really hot (or cold) for a really long period of time.
Initially I had them set up in standard mode, but they looked horrible with a huge gap:
