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Here's a better view of the actual setup I'm using. It took some research to get to it so hopefully this saves some time for others.

The newer (2025) tents have a pump with an air hose that has the fitting on the hose. The older tents (2024) had an air hose with a hose and a separate adapter. The tent uses 'Boston Valves' and that is what you need the adapter for. I've attached a photo of my setup. You can get the adapter you...

I’m having the same issue. They are telling me my lifetime subscription can’t be transferred to my Cybertruck. It did transfer to our Model S.

Hello, Has anyone else experienced their bed tiedowns rusting (I live in a cold climate). My service center says to expect this and I'm looking for a coating solution (like Line X) to keep these parts from rusting. I know this seems super ironic on a truck that is mostly stainless steel...

Alas, I have found a tire cover or tire bag that works to store the nearly 35" diameter tires. It's even matches to silver cover of our trucks. 🤣 Neverland tire cover, size Large.

They don’t seem to.

@hemiarch what adapter do you use with your SUP pump and the Cybertent? I've been looking for an electric pump but not finding one with the right adapter. And yes, the other valves are closed. The air is clearly blowing out where the triangular piece with the female threads is split and not...

@TickTock thanks for the photo, I believe mine is defective as it is not connected at all. This confirms my suspicion. Thank you!

Hello, I recently added the Cybertent to my truck. When attempting to inflate the tent for the first time I head air leaking out with every pump. Upon inspection I discovered that the female threaded part on the end of the air hose that attaches to the tent fitting was split. I can't imagine...

How do you connect this pump to your tent? This is what the hose for the pump that came with my tent looks like.

I'm at a loss as well. I ordered one off of Amazon that said it would fit 35" tires but it didn't. I can't seem to find anything at tire rack. Any more pointers or ideas?

These are the revised covers. I took delivery of my truck in Sept 2024 and it was one of the first trucks I know of that shipped with the updated covers. I have no issues with rubbing on the Cyber tires (Goodyear Territory) that have the molding features but some rubbing with the winter tires...

The winter tires come on the cyber wheels. The cyber wheel covers fit but I did get a bit of rubbing on the sidewalls. Pros: exceptional performance in the snow Cons: noisier and harsher ride than the cyber tires (the all terrain ones). The all terrain cyber tires do ok in the snow but the...

I didn't have an earlier model, but based on what I've seen on youtube, there are a few upgrades. The legs no longer have a button to lock them so there isn't anything to break. Some versions seemed to have a zipper or something on the cover and mine does not. I think the biggest change is that...

I had the same problem with the winter tires. The SC was able to order them when I stopped in.

I had to have mine installed by Tesla. Originally they wanted to do it mobile but then the day before they were supposed to arrive they told me it had to be at the SC since they didn’t have a service vehicle big enough to transport the tent in.

After the wiper/washers the lack of a sunglasses holder is the next worst feature of the cybertruck. I’d love to try one.

@Firepower2010 does the new assembly have any updates or is it the same as what was replaced?

It's garbage. From what I've determined, the washer fluid hose attaches in the center of the wiper. Some have mentioned a kink in the hose but I've not found one in mine. For me, the bottom portion of the wiper has adequate washer fluid since gravity is pulling it down. The portion of the wiper...

@Fausto did you ever take it apart to see what is making the noise? Did you find a solution? I never hear the compressor in our Model S. In the Cybertruck I hear it and it seems to me like it's either hitting another panel and transferring noise or that the isolators are not installed correctly...