The Cybertruck You Can LIVE In… and JUMP Over Dunes!!

[CyberTrk]

Interesting CT presented at the 2025 Sema trade show from Jerardo Perez (@CyberOffroad)





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[petercyber]

Dope, but at a 2,000 LBS extra weight. thank you but no thank you.

 

[CyberTrk]

Dope, but at a 2,000 LBS extra weight. thank you but no thank you.

Are you talking about the weight of the tent rack?
One interesting design was to make it removable like a traditional pickup camper.
So you don't have to carry around when you arrive at your destination.

Also, a lifted CT is no very common, especially since the air suspension provides already some good ground clearance. I wonder then if the CV joints don't get stretched to their maximum, critically affecting their longevity?

One interesting detail, was to have a set of roof light whose inclination can be adjusted allowing to see the top of a wall you are trying to climb, or the bottom of a cliff you are trying to descend.

Honestly, I was mostly curious about the Dunes Tires, with those large scoop-shaped treads.
I've never seen any tires like that before. I wonder who manufacture them?

I would think that tires with a continuous holding thread like mud tires used for construction trucks would be more comfortable to use on dirt roads while still providing some good traction over sand:

 

[petercyber]

Are you talking about the weight of the tent rack?
One interesting design was to make it removable like a traditional pickup camper.
So you don't have to carry around when you arrive at your destination.

Also, a lifted CT is no very common, especially since the air suspension provides already some good ground clearance. I wonder then if the CV joints don't get stretched to their maximum, critically affecting their longevity?

One interesting detail, was to have a set of roof light whose inclination can be adjusted allowing to see the top of a wall you are trying to climb, or the bottom of a cliff you are trying to descend.

Honestly, I was mostly curious about the Dunes Tires, with those large scoop-shaped treads.
I've never seen any tires like that before. I wonder who manufacture them?

I would think that tires with a continuous holding thread like mud tires used for construction trucks would be more comfortable to use on dirt roads while still providing some good traction over sand:

You need to start watching iceland hill climbing offroading

 

[Bridgeboy69]

Are you talking about the weight of the tent rack?
One interesting design was to make it removable like a traditional pickup camper.
So you don't have to carry around when you arrive at your destination.

And take up the majority of your bed space (including all of it on the bottom since it slides on the bed requiring you to take everything out to remove it), and prevent your toneau cover from closing, and being way up high like a sail, and, and, and...

I wouldn't want it, but for him and his needs I guess he likes it...

 

[Pops]

Lots of video from the Glamis dunes in California with multiple CTs. I enjoyed it.

 

[MountainPassPerformance]

Jerry's CT is so cool.
Fun fact: He was the very first customer of ours to torture test the "Flight Grade" Front Upper Control Arms harder than we did - and he took that name very literally.

We're happy to report that no Cybertrucks or FUCAs were harmed.

 

[CyberTrk]

And take up the majority of your bed space (including all of it on the bottom since it slides on the bed requiring you to take everything out to remove it), and prevent your toneau cover from closing, and being way up high like a sail, and, and, and...

I wouldn't want it, but for him and his needs I guess he likes it...

I kind of agree, why not having collapsible legs located outside of the bed.

So it would be then just a matter of lowering the suspension to have the tent platform out of the bed, and it would be even more stable when the tent is above ground.

This would free space in the bed, especially to carry two regular spare wheels to replace the dune ones when on a paved road.

 

[Bridgeboy69]

I kind of agree,

Only "kind of?"

 

[Tk cyber socal]

And take up the majority of your bed space (including all of it on the bottom since it slides on the bed requiring you to take everything out to remove it), and prevent your toneau cover from closing, and being way up high like a sail, and, and, and...

I wouldn't want it, but for him and his needs I guess he likes it...

The tent is fully removable in 2 minutes it's designed to so I don't carry extra weight but have a place to sleep comfortably. Check out my YouTube @cyberoffroad I believe the video is there

 

[CyberGus]

Jerry's CT is so cool.
Fun fact: He was the very first customer of ours to torture test the "Flight Grade" Front Upper Control Arms harder than we did - and he took that name very literally.

We're happy to report that no Cybertrucks or FUCAs were harmed.

 

[Bridgeboy69]

The tent is fully removable in 2 minutes it's designed to so I don't carry extra weight but have a place to sleep comfortably. Check out my YouTube @cyberoffroad I believe the video is there

Yeah, I get that. And I did watch the video...with those tiny wheels designed for hard surfaces, which by the way I'm sure don't work out well in sand, right? But in the meantime you can't carry hardy anything else, except for you tires, which is what you want, so it works for you (although why not just bring a pop-up tent to put on the sand?) But for me, I would want to bring all kinds of other stuff (for camping) so it would not be practical (for me).

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