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My Mickey Thompson tires have been great

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It might be possible for 37" tires to work by using one of these three options. 1) Triple L Ride Height Adjustment 2) CYBERTRUCKco Lift Rod Kit 3) ADJUSTABLE AIR SUSPENSION LIFT LINKS

This is all very confusing to me. The beast cost $99,990 and with AWD you get one less motor and it costs $79,990. Now the RWD has one less motor than AWD and should cost $59,990 without even counting all the down grades. Am I missing something?

This site has good information about the glass

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Here’s a picture of mine Plenty of space.

I have installed it on my Cybertruck. Easy install and a great light bar with OEM look. I would recommend it if you are in the market for a light bar.

I do not know if this light bar has been posted on the forum it looks interesting XKmax Roof LED Off-road Light Bar for Tesla Cybertruck RGBW Chasing DRL & App Control

This can accomplish it

You pay $20K more for an extra motor on the Cyberbeast, so I do not see any issue with paying $20K less than AWD since you are getting only 1 motor with RWD

Has anyone been using either of these height adjustment kits to give information about if they work properly without issues? Triple L Ride Height Adjustment Kit CYBERTRUCKco Lift Rod Kit

It seems like the G900TriPro front mirror cam is 4K, and the front bumper cam is 1080P, and the rear cam is 2.5K

The WOLFBOX G900 TriPro Bumper Version 3 Channel Rearview Mirror looks like the best available, however, it is not Cybertruck specific G900TriPro

I like it. How do you get a puddle light to work at the back of the truck.

This is another option as they are a reliable company and make quality EV products. "Rest assured, our CCS NACS/Tesla Adapter is backed by a 3-year warranty" Make sure to select Extended Length - Cybertruck Tesla CCS Combo 1 Adapter to NACS Charger

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The Cybertruck's onboard charger can charge at up to 80 amps at Level 2, allowing for a maximum charging speed of 19.2 kW. Here's a more detailed explanation: Level 2 Charging: Level 2 charging, also known as AC charging, uses a 240-volt circuit, and the Cybertruck's onboard charger can...