Spare Tire setup for first roadtrip

[funnbobby]

Paste screwed the order, you’ll figure it out

I’m getting a CAT 4 ton all-in-one jack with built-in jack stand. For that I believe I would just place it underneath the jack point and leave it there correct?

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[kpanda17]

I’m getting a CAT 4 ton all-in-one jack with built-in jack stand. For that I believe I would just place it underneath the jack point and leave it there correct?

Loosen lug nuts
Raise the truck height
Move the stand/jack into place on the pad, inside at the jack point
Jack mode
Jack rhe truck until tire can spin
Nuts off
Tire off
Reverse steps
Tire on
Tighten lugs
Lower the truck
Turn jack mode off
Lower the jack until clear
Remove jack/stand
Lower truck

 

[funnbobby]

Loosen lug nuts
Raise the truck height
Move the stand/jack into place on the pad, inside at the jack point
Jack mode
Jack rhe truck until tire can spin
Nuts off
Tire off
Reverse steps
Tire on
Tighten lugs
Lower the truck
Turn jack mode off
Lower the jack until clear
Remove jack/stand
Lower truck

Given the fact that I’m buying an all-in-one jackstand with a built-in jackstand, I think I can skip some of these steps.
Here’s what I’m getting. Here’s the link from Amazon.

https://a.co/d/01Lypu1U

 

[kpanda17]

Given the fact that I’m buying an all-in-one jackstand with a built-in jackstand, I think I can skip some of these steps.
Here’s what I’m getting. Here’s the link from Amazon.

https://a.co/d/01Lypu1U

Those are a work of art
I wanted two stands to be able to have 1/2 the truck up for any work I might have
But for more money and better, you could have two of those

 

[funnbobby]

Those are a work of art
I wanted two stands to be able to have 1/2 the truck up for any work I might have
But for more money and better, you could have two of those

Thanks. I’m just not sure if I can leave them in the jack mount point, or move them to where the jackstands are normally supposed to go.
I guess I will leave them right where the jack points are because otherwise it would defeat the purpose of buying these.

 

[thetuxcat]

I’m planning my first Cybertruck roadtrip this weekend but I don’t have a spare. No time to order the Tesla inflator and repair kit (it’s also pretty expensive).
What is everyone using as alternatives. I’ve actually always had a spare and never used tire sealant as a repair.
I really like the look of the Tesla inflator which is why I was going to get it even if it is crazy expensive. But for piece of mind I should have something for the trip.
I have the Duratrac RT tires.

I’m using a Ridged inflator with 8 amp battery, lifetime warranty

 

[CapheDa]

I bought the expensive Tesla CT inflator which comes with the canister of goo. I never needed to use the goo but I use the inflator all the time to deflate and inflate the tires when off road. I don’t regret it. It looks cool, is very fast to inflate and deflate and you don’t have to monitor it. It has built in memory. The cord and hose are the perfect lengths to hit all 4 tires from your 110 outlet.

 

[Blue Oval Ron]

You could set it up like this to save your bed space.

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