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That looks to me dempster said: You can see the tire size here, 285/65/R20 Looks to me like 285/65/R28

Don't forget the free supercharging for life too.

I'll let people here summarize it for me. Pretty much how I get all my Cybertruck news.

The "Texas Colorado River" isn't that big a river.

I ordered my CT the reveal weekend with at the time the tri motor with FSD and solar. I'll convert that to the 4 motor or whatever is the first top of the line short of plaid. I'll pay the premium for 4 motor but I have no need for the plaid version. I'm old enough now that I want the truck...

The 20 year time frame applies to me as well. I'm hoping that full autonomous for interstate is approved by the time we all actually have a CT. I can handle the in town stuff, it's the long boring trips I want to be able to sightsee and sleep through.

His post made me think of the one from October 4th. https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/cybertruck-versus-bribery-and-corruption-of-journalists-and-media.3948/ The further down I read the more I thought about it.

October of what year?

The more electric vehicles on the road the better. Plus I won't complain if someone here ahead of me in line buys something else although I doubt they will. My enthusiasm for the CT is the steel exoskeleton combined with the range of the tri motor. I ordered 3 days after the reveal in 2019 so...

I have to wonder what strength the lasers are to facilitate debris removal. Hard to imagine even a class 3B laser doing the job and allowing any yahoo with the truck access to a class 4 seems ill advised.

Funny thing to post on a site that I count on to provide me with any new information about the cybertruck. Staying home, working from home, and babying my 13 year old car hopefully until I can replace it with the CT is why I feed on any CT news. Just because most of it is pointless until we...

What I got out of the presentation was that progress was happening on FSD and that the goal of recruitment would likely work. The surprise was what should have been obvious in that adapting was what learned from all this testing could be applied to a humanoid robot. So far the work on FSD is...

My hope is to install an ergonomic curved twin bed in place of the rear seats for my wife who is only 5'1" and a mattress in the bed for me. Was hoping for a mid gate but as that looks unlikely I'll be fine as long as I can open the cover from inside it and the HVAC works for the bed.

I would be happy with a door in the mid-gate big enough to fit through and only could be used if the roll cover was over the bed. The drawings seem to indicate that when retracted it blocks the mid-gate.

My page still shows the FSD

For things that all the public uses and which you are forced to buy from your providing monopoly such as electricity, internet, water and sewer yes. Chattanooga built a municipal internet that outperformed all the cable companies. That freaked out the cable industry to where they bribed...

I used to work for one of those utilities and they are backing it for the profit that expanded electrical use will generate. Electricity is a traded commodity that by having the market dictate the wholesale price was supposed to increase efficiency and lower cost. Wholesale prices did come way...

The Cybertruck met my goals for last vehicle I need to buy criteria when I saw the stainless design on that November opening weekend. I ordered immediately and am still like 150k in line. Depreciation means nothing to me when I have no plans to sell. The frame design is so much more likely to...

I agree that my most important item is the pass through. All the features I want were listed in the video and the most important are climate control for the bed and an integrated way to trailer more batteries. It is such a no brainer that having an electric vehicle with the towing capacity of...

Radiant heat transfer rate varies with a delta-t to the 4th power so while radiant transfer is slow it ramps up quickly as the temperature difference increases. Still way slower than the movies would have you believe.