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Share the fix please? Love to see some options. Cheers!

They sell ramps for it rated at 750lbs a piece: https://shop.tesla.com/product/cybertruck-tailgate-ramp I loaded an electric zero-turn-radius mower with ramps (570lbs). NOTE** Make sure your cables stop your tailgate at 90° or you will bend your tailgate. Another owner's tailgate cables didn't...

Late braking is bad, sometimes slams across the stopping line. Couple of other turn lanes and roundabout issues that it didn't have before. This version definitely worse than before.

Rotation every 5k, had it done at whatever local tire shop was nearby at the time. Les Schwab does it for me for free because I've been going to them for about 10 years and buying tires on all of my old cars. Since I got the car in April and I live in Colorado The tires have mostly stayed at 50...

For clarity, EVs have never been an environmental choice for me, my position is that it is a more efficient, superior product and when it is supported by the public the way that ICE is, humanity will progress.

Agree with a lot of what you said as well as your reasons for why they might not work. I'm told that the way forward is "nuclear batteries" where energy production somehow is longer than the life of the vehicle itself, but they also promised me in 2001 that nanotechnology would allow doctors to...

Can't argue with that. But logically that's like saying a nuclear bomb is more useful than a fleet of missiles, so we should just use nukes. Other than the airplane argument where physics prevents it from working, everything today should be working towards electric.

There's no hill. You are complaining about how cars operate and then complaining they are unsafe and all you have to do is hold the steering wheel which you are legally required to do. If you are driving a vehicle, and holding the steering wheel, and can't stay in your lane by yourself pull...

Quantify. You stated that a car that allows itself to leave a lane is unsafe which describes 99% of vehicles on the road which is why we have drivers to drive them.

If you are driving the car, shouldn't you the driver be keeping it in the lane? Unsafe is expecting the car to do everything and the driver to have no liability.

I just returned from a 2k mile road trip it tended to stay away from the semi.

Plenty of used ones out there at a discount.

Most tires in the world start with 11/32nds. In the United States you must change your tires if you have 2/32nds or less.

I never hit the brakes, regen usually more than enough to stop quite quickly.

Had the same thing happen arriving home in drizzle yesterday/night. It reduced the speed on the interstate to 70mph (no big deal, it should) but the incessant beeping as the message disappeared and reappeared was really annoying. Probably to get me to disengage but I'm stubborn.

Absolutely relevant and you couldn't be more wrong. Out of the 8.9 million barrels of gasoline consumed daily in the U.S. on average, only 1.8 million gallons, or approximately 20 percent, actually propel an internal combustion vehicle forward. The other 80 percent is wasted on heat and...

I kinda like the crooked look. Can they be run that way without touching the tire?

I don't think I've ever owned Goodyear but have no complaints so far. I hope to wear these completely out and get different tires so that I can get over the fact I don't have my wheel covers.

Absolute dream on road trips. Hundreds of miles without interventions (or nagging). Also prevents me from missing my exit which I'm prone to do if I'm jammin' or yappin'. What needs improvement for me (some scenarios I've stress tested to see performance, not in everyday practice): Difficult...