Recent content by Sasmania

Nice!! Yea I would also prefer the front as well, but didn't want to custom fab anything especially since I will upgrade my CT the minute they come out with a 500 mile version (and no, the dumb Range Extender doesn't count)

No, see my previous post on Sept 11th. Page 5. Thx!

I'm just waiting for snow in Flagstaff... Set up is ready to go! Doesn't look like anything till January however!

Lyft is currently the only option as it's still not approved on Uber for some reason?? I do Roadie (deliveries) as well (just cherry-pick the good ones). Use your truck as a rolling billboard... it works.

I've already given over 100 rides on FSD... this was a fun one...

Nokian is selling a 275/65/20 which will work with the OEM wheels...

Yep.. but def showing wear!

One more day of hard driving and you got this!

I know we have @TesLatino who is actually in the 30K Club! Congrats on the epic Arctic trip! I just past 21K myself (in 4.5 months) and wonder how many others are at 20K or more?? How exclusive is our club? List your mileage over 20K and how long you've owned it...

Have you found an aftermarket front bumper that already has a hitch receiver? I've seen the UP metal one, but it has no receiver. Here's what I'm doing for now... since I already used the same plow with my old Model Y... I have added the winch with battery jump starter to power it.

Here's how I'm possibly justifying it (but still weighing options): 1) It does make swapping out actual winter tires easier if you plan on doing that. I for example will be plowing snow with mine, so I'll have a true winter set with Hakkas for 4 months of the year then a 3 peak rated AT for...

Well, I was pretty happy with my Nokian Hakkas for my Model Y which I used to plow snow in Flagstaff while living in Phoenix. So I'd imagine there was no one running snow tires in a hotter place than Phoenix and they held up rather well doing a lot of miles in both places. Probably getting the...

https://tsportline.com/collections/tesla-cybertruck-wheels-and-tire-packages-20/products/tcs-20-tesla-cybertruck-steel-tesla-wheel-and-tire-package-set-of-4?variant=50074774176033 OMG this is great info. Zero Winter tires in 285s but a couple good ones in 275s which should work with the OEM...

So if using winch in front, I could keep the battery in the Frunk? and recharge it with the 120v in the Cab... I wonder how long a 12v battery would last when using the winch to raise and lower a snow plow? All day?

The one I need uses a 12v power source.