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I was thinking of doing something similar, but with a 360 camera mounted on the roof. I got the Wyze Pan Cam when it was first released and the motors were shot within months of setting the pan function. It's still in use, but it's set to a stationary point.

The Cybertruck is already demonstrating unsupervised FSD capabilities at GigaAustin, but as well all know this is a well controlled environment. Give us A.S.S. first, then we can move to unsupervised FSD.

I know a lot of people are going to recommend tint, but I'm also looking for a sunshade that owners can attest to!

Repost from X I had an interesting conversation with a neighbor over the weekend who has a similar commute to mine. Here’s how it went… Neighbor: Why did you buy a ? ? Don’t you drive over 150 miles every single day? Me: Yes, my ? is extremely efficient and greatly improves driving...

If my Cybertruck could fly, I’d want it to take off vertically, like a Harrier, with thrusters humming and kicking up a light dust cloud for dramatic effect. No runway needed, just point it skyward and go. First destination? The Grand Canyon. Sky traffic jams? Oh, they’d happen. Imagine rush...

Too bad we don't have leasing in Kentucky.. Still loving my ?though!!

That’s what Teslatino uses. He has over 45k miles on them.

Edited my last response ☺️ Hope that helps!!

Here’s a few products I recommend for UV protection! - 303 Aerospace https://amzn.to/4lJlG1u - McKee 37 Leather sealant https://amzn.to/4jGXAlY - McKees 37 for perforated leather https://amzn.to/42tt0a4 I recommend 303 for ease of application.

FSD could help enforce smoother driving, especially in traffic. This should extend your current tires to 20,000–22,000 miles (assuming 10,000 more miles from 5/32"). Track tread depth monthly (use a gauge for precision) and maintain 48–50 psi as recommended for range and even wear. Your Pirellis...

I can think of a few pros Increased Sidewall Height. The extra sidewall flex improves traction by allowing the tire to conform better to irregular surfaces, enhancing grip on loose or rocky trails. The larger sidewall also acts as a natural shock absorber Slightly Better Articulation. Increased...

I can test it out later today and post pictures. I happen have both Core and Cyber wheel covers.

Good point! I looked at the CyberGearCo version and the specs say "11pcs*4" Looking forward to RPM's response

I'm glad you're OK!!

Ahh yes, the CyberMaverick! I remember you from a few weeks ago! https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/general-questions-for-you-owners.39143/ The truck uses "Tesla Armor Glass," a special composite designed for increased durability. While not bulletproof, it seems likely to deter...

Technically they're all the same and come from the same vendor, Cybergearco, RPM, Tlyard, etc are just resellers. What it comes down to would be after purchase support and warranty.

@JohnRougeux - you need to post the picture in front of your solar array!

GOOD GOD! ?

Here’s my initial registration

I guess we'll just have to see what happens! There's NO reason why it shouldn't get this feature.