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This is my cue to post my usual rant that cheap screen protectors (made with sodalime glass) are inherently fragile and prone to fracturing with very little impact due to the way they're manufactured (they're ground-down to achieve the required profile (thickness) which causes thousands of...

I've not...will look into it, but making an over-cover more waterproof that the actual cover might be tricky. The touchless carwashes (at least around here) all use high-pressure jets to clean. I've tested with my home pressure washer, and it's fine if the jet is head-on, but any pressure jet at...

AFAIK, there's only one design of CT covers out there, just many resellers. We rejected the design due to weird fitment, and it's a repurposed design, the weird diamond-shaped sticky pad, which is unused, is a dead giveaway.

Yeah, looks like a screen protector to me too, but maybe I'm missing something. Cheaper protectors crack/fracture extremely easily. Anyway, this is the Tesla price, assuming they have stock.

Best guess is “summer”. Hopefully early rather than late, but I don’t want to rush things. Right now I have 7 samples coming to test, various materials, form factors and apertures. All variations of the same theme, but subtle differences and all need testing properly. The final version should...

It’ll be a v2. We are working on a V3, in fact I should have a PPS (preprod sample) when I get back at the weekend, but I suspect it’ll be another couple of Iterations before we can move into production. It’ll be an evolution of V2, but likely the top edges of the opening will be more squared...

I’m out of the country at the moment, but saw your review come across, so hopefully our support team have already reached out. If not, DM me your order # and we’ll get a replacement out to you, as something’s not right there.

Just here to say that we have the absolute best screen protectors in the world. It’s a bold claim, and every company would probably say the same, but we’ve been making them for Tesla’s for over a decade, and have learned a lot. Our protectors are the only ones on the market made from...

Thanks for posting. Interesting that it appears the passenger dash airbag broke the windshield at 6:25 before the frontal impact further fractured it. The other internal shots of the airbag deployment are amazing. Not unique to CT, but still amazing. Battery pack appears completely unscathed...

We like your original setup, totally not biased.

yeah, we did something similar to our rear bumper (truck vs. garage). But the Xpel Armor wrap covers it up, and makes it look better!

Really not bad. I forget the cost of the same thing for the Rivian R1T/S, but it was north of $1k since the camera is part of the front facia, so that entire section has to be replaced.

Super interesting @CybertruckCovers , good job on getting this far. In terms of the 'magnets', is it a similar concept to the magnetic signs you can get for cars? but giant, and precisely cut? So every part of the underlying surface is magnetic? I think I use something similar, in tape form...

The cleaner the air around you, the longer it'll last :) . Since we all have the AQI displayed on the screen now, we at least have some idea of that. For me, it's generally averaging between 50-60 (not great, not awful), and the one we have on our Highland has been installed for a little over 5...

Those alerts seem to be 'normal'. Whenever I look, I've got dozens just like that, it just seems to be very chatty. I asked the service guy once, but this was early on, and he said they were still dialing in the benchmarks to make the alerts less chatty.

V2 improves that, but even for V1, there's no reason to think that FSD is impacted. As best we can tell, it (FSD) always uses the default 1x setting, as there's no complaints from the truck about the rear camera visibility, and there certainly is if you obscure more of it.

Certainly doesn't do any harm, especially if it's a bit chilly (<55f) (or just park in the sun for a few minutes).

Doesn't work. Nor does the Glaco wet hydrophobic treatment. We tried them all before going in the direction of a cover. Rain-X does have a product specifically meant for plastic, and it does help the water bead, but it's not hydrophobic enough for the water to fall off.

It's difficult to determine what's happened here. Obviously, there's been some water ingress, but there's no way to really know if it's an installation issue or an adhesive issue. But obviously it's not supposed to be that way. If it was a car wash that uses pressure washers as part of the...