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From a business standpoint, I believe this type of discussion is better suited for private messages rather than being aired publicly. While I may not share the same perspective, I do respect that this is MARS customer base and this platform receives a significant amount of visibility. I trust...

@Mars Adventure Gear A bit off topic, but I’m just curious—will installing the wind deflector interfere with my 50" MARS lightbar in any way?

I'll take the L on this one. I was totally wrong, and I owe you an apology, my friend. I’ll be over here eating my words with a side of humble pie hahaha. That said, weirdly enough, I don’t feel cheated—just kinda… at peace with it? I get the buyer’s remorse side, and yeah, maybe a heads-up...

Pops always said, better to be prepared than with your ? down.

I'd like to clarify why I made this purchase (Basecamp tent)—understanding that everyone has different needs and priorities. I live within my means. I've worked hard, built my success, and made sound financial decisions to get where I am. Quality comes at a cost. If you're looking for cheap...

Looking good, never too much hahah!

Sorry @area51 I got hyped off my own items I didn't answer you lol. Build quality is next level, super modular, and way more versatile than the Tesla OEM crossbars/rack. As for taking it on and off—it's not hard M16 screws, but it’s definitely built to stay on. This isn’t some flimsy...

I’ll start by admitting I’m 100% biased—die-hard MARS fanboy here. Their gear is top-notch, their designs are dialed in, and their customer service? Life-changing. Honestly, I should probably be on their payroll by now @Mars Adventure Gear ? At first, I thought my setup was loud… until I rode...

Finally!

I don't see this helping much? Right? Like what's the likelihood of us seeing this like a Honda civic on every corner.

That would be the dream. If I remember correctly, they had some kind of deal with T-Mobile.

I just use two x500 SolarSaga Found Here hooked up to my, Jackery 3000 pro.

That’s why I keep my portable fridge in the bed of the truck—it just works better for my setup. I use a Jackery 3000 Pro, along with 1000 watts of solar to charge my Cybertruck or anything else using the Tesla mobile charger during overlanding or extended camping trips. Over about 7 days of...

Amazing!

I don’t believe anyone has attempted this yet, but it was asked hypothetically if it would be a viable solution for ensuring the Starlink Mini powers on automatically when the vehicle starts. Again all hypothetical.

My weBoost and Starlink systems are currently not functioning in conjunction with one another. For the weBoost installation, I routed the external antenna cable alongside the wiring for my rearview mirror camera, following the same path back into the cabin. The cable leads to the interior...

This stainless-steel beast is built like it’s ready to survive the apocalypse or a zombie outbreak, whichever comes first. Forget dings and scratches—this thing laughs in the face of shopping carts. Performance-wise, it’s absurd. It can go 0 to 60 faster than most sports cars, which is...

I think you're underestimating PPF. At the end of the day, if someone really wants to mess up your truck, they're going to find a way to do it.

TFTI Anyone going to this? https://www.eventbrite.com/e/x-takeover-2025-tickets-1098245414599

Attaching magnets to the Tesla Cybertruck's stainless steel frame is ill-advised due to potential corrosion risks. Magnets can trap moisture, dirt, and debris between their surface and the vehicle's body. This environment fosters galvanic corrosion, especially when dissimilar metals are in...