Cybertruck makes it through mud hole that only lifted Jeep on 37's could conquer. Then tows a Tacoma out 👏

[Crissa]

Oh totally not true; Cybertrucks will get stuck all the time. One of the most fun parts of 4 wheeling is practicing recovery skills.

Yeah. Most motorcycle adventure content - if it's honest - is recovery from getting stuck.

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[fritter63]

He overcame the obstacle without having to divert. That's called a "win" on the mud trails.

And completely failed the test of "Let's take the good part of the road"......



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[Cyberman]

Saw this posted by CT owner Andrew Hodgdon:

"Got the truck muddy today. The only other vehicle who made it through this hole unassisted was a lifted Wrangler on 37s."

The CT was on generic cheapo mud terrain tires

After doing that, it then tows / rescues a Tacoma from the same hole. ?

And here's all the vehicles with the group. Many off road rigs couldn't make it through.

The new Kid on the block.

 

[jschall]

Not surprising. I drove a trail in my dual motor on stock A/T tires, in wet conditions, was told by locals that they were surprised the trail was still open because normally it gets closed after rain, and then looked it up on YouTube and saw lifted jeeps winching. Lol.

 

[MyOtherTruck]

And it was NOT even the TriMotor! ?????

Curious and learning here. What advantages does the tri-motor have over the AWD?

 

[060Sub2]

I wonder if the other trucks were also on Mud Terrains? I assume that makes a difference versus the stock A/T tires

 

[CyberFreak]

Curious and learning here. What advantages does the tri-motor have over the AWD?

Ability to more quickly lock/unlock each rear wheel individually while simultaneously being able to individually & precisely adjust the power to each rear wheel. And of course if you watch the video, the driver correctly uses momentum from accelerating into the mud to make it all the way thru—obviously the massive increase in power & acceleration of the Beast would have made this maneuver even easier….just to name a couple off the top of my head! ?????

 

[cyberoffroad]

hah awesome.

cyberstuck losers: my accord could have done that

I posted this on CyberStuck and got banned. Enjoy living in your own little echo chamber. ?

 

[CYBERTRUCKco]

Saw this posted by CT owner Andrew Hodgdon:

"Got the truck muddy today. The only other vehicle who made it through this hole unassisted was a lifted Wrangler on 37s."

The CT was on generic cheapo mud terrain tires

After doing that, it then tows / rescues a Tacoma from the same hole. ?

And here's all the vehicles with the group. Many off road rigs couldn't make it through.

good times!

 

[Deleted member 17810]

Flat belly of the CT vs valleys of underside on ICE.

 

[wtibbit]

It's not "making it through" if you have to back out.

It's not "making it through" if you can't go forward and you have to back out, but you can't do that either. If you can make it through, you're "making it through"....

 

[DoTheDrew888]

Hey y'all, this is me. Went out wheeling with a local off road group here in North FL. A lot of them were skeptical but left with a new respect for the Tesla (their words, not mine). I guess I should have known this video would go viral.

 

[cyberoffroad]

It's not "making it through" if you can't go forward and you have to back out, but you can't do that either. If you can make it through, you're "making it through"....

Tell me you don’t offroad without telling me you don’t offroad.

 

[wtibbit]

Tell me you don’t offroad without telling me you don’t offroad.

You’re talking about the sport/adventure activity called “Off-roading” which, I assume, has some understood rules that apparently don’t include backing up.

I grew up living and driving on the dirt, gravel and mud roads and tracks we used for roads in Louisiana. If we got bogged down we did what we had to do to “make it through”. It wasn’t a game or sport; it was life. So, for me, he made it through.

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