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I've had the update for 3 days now. No ANC.

Lars is the wrong one to hit up. Wes knows everything about the CT. He corrected Lars about the headlights. Wes heavily implied it's the same interior as the RWD, but didn't completely confirm. I'm sure that's where Sawyer cited it.

@mongo would probably know. The only thing I could find from Monroe was that it was a closed-loop system unlike cheaper options from other manufacturers.

Air is being let out of the suspension back to the reservoir.

It's not there for most is the point of discussion.

It's nitrogen. https://service.tesla.com/docs/Cybertruck/ServiceManual/en-us/GUID-0B171314-E5DA-4F57-B766-8746248F4AA7.html

It does not according to Sawyer Merritt. It's the same seats as the RWD.

They wouldn't be able to use the air suspension for that. They would have had to install a different compressor. I would have liked that as well, but the truck already came in over cost.

I don't expect it to fail often, but when mine failed the Tesla Service manager said with all air suspensions, it's not a matter of if, but when. He said he would bet most will last more than 80k miles, but they replace them on the MS/X often. He said, "you lift and lower a heavy vehicle that...

A paortion of the 20k was basically early access. You absolutely paid more than the sum of the parts. It's fine...most of us here did. It's nothing to be ashamed of.

None of the modes drive like "you do". Mad Max is ultra aggressive and will go faster than surrounding traffic and make lane changes (left or right) to pass more frequently.

Gemini is wrong and that's a ridiculous suggestion. Tesla doesn't know what tires we have after the factory tires are replaced...plus the only person other than on this site saying they had it has one of the first AWD FS, so they definitely have/had AT tires.

I don't think you understood what I posted. Sometimes Tesla removes things when they aren't right and sometimes they have groups they enable features to for testing. The user said the sound was worse, so I said Tesla could have removed it, but since you have it...it seems more like Tesla is...

Seems like a logical stop. 2 cars on the side with a double yellow in the middle.

The one user who received it reported that the ANC enabled actually made road noise worse. Maybe Tesla removed it to work on it more?

Go to TMC and search this. It's normal if the steps aren't followed properly.

Have you followed the instructions? You have to delete the Cybertruck in your Bluetooth settings first. You do this after it's paired and you're in the truck connected. They make it odd on the IPhone, I have to do it for my wife with new phones or vehicles or she keeps getting that message...

17xxx failed at 15k

The M3 still hasn't had the screen or headliner update, but I agree Tesla updates at random times. I just don't see anything major coming to the CT with the low sales.

I wasn't towing, but I was nervous because even at 99%, it said I would get to the next stop at 8%.