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I have the V2. I don’t have the issue with water inside the shell, but I hand wash my truck.

I spoke to him, too. I just don’t know how to get my hands on cybertruck window or who to ask at Tesla to send him one for testing the LIFELINE tool. I would think Tesla would welcome the chance.

Has anyone had any warranty issues by installing this?

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My AWD was built in late October and picked up around Thanksgiving. I have the roof doors, too.

I’m just looking for a 98% road solution with occasional beach drives in Jacksonville or Daytona. The stock Pirelli’s AS work fine and I saw some other pickups get stuck.

The Baja Boss tires look cool, but I am not off roading. Maybe I’ll drive on a Florida beach a few times a year.

I’ve been looking at the LTX, Toyo A/T III EV or just keeping the Pirelli ATR EV. Would love to hear more from folks with Toyos.

[has anyone tried using one of the fuses 3.6x10mm, 5A/125V from the earlier Amazon link? Those are fast blow so I wondered if there were issues at start up. I can’t find them in slow blow though.

O was thinking of these as replacements for the Pirelli Scorpions AS that come stock with Cybertruck. But I am concerned about noise. I understand they are likely quieter than the AT Goodyear tires that come with the trucks, it I wonder if anyone has compared the AT3 to Scorpions?

I would check out Tinterz in Orlando, too. They do great work.

So I bought this exact model in case I ever needed to jump the battery in the frunk. But if it won’t work, I’ll send it back.

The Abstract Ocean Xpel Armor is really, really good. I’ve put all over my truck except for the flat part of the bed because I have a cover. I’m really happy with it.

Those look good, too. I just wanted ones that were solid throughout without cutouts. I like that aesthetic with the truck. I don’t think you can go wrong with either option.

Mine do not block the jack points. Still love them.

Everybody has a favorite. Mine’s Tinterz, but it sounds like you can’t go wrong with any of these shops.

The issue with the interior Molle panels begins with the cheap hardware (screws) that strip easily when using the included tool. By the end of the installation, I had to use the other side of the tool because it was also starting to strip. I managed to install the interior side panels, although...

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the interior bed molle panels when you install them. The issue with the interior Molle panels begins with the cheap hardware (screws) that strip easily when using the included tool. By the end of the installation, I had to use the other side of the tool because...

I got my car PPF-wrapped at Tinterz. There is a location in Tampa. I couldn’t be happier.