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SoSouthern Vermont is popping.

Wait, the suspension will lift the wheels? I've never seen an vehicle with air suspension do this. This would mean Cybertruck is essentially retracting it's own suspension and wheels.

This is the way. Can't do this with a wrap.

I prefer number 1 below, but have tried several things: 1) Griots Garage Ultimate Car Wash, in a bucket, with the Griots extendo-pole with their micro-fiber wash mitt on. Works so well! 2) Use ONR Rinse Free Wash on a microfiber mitt, dry with microfiber cloth 3) Use sprayway with a microfiber...

Keep it stainless camp for me. it’s ridiculously easy to keep clean. Mine is taking on a patina after 6,000 miles and seems to show less finger prints and other stuff than I’d imagined. Wraps can get damaged more easily and gloss anything shows far more dirt dust and road grime

365 wh/mi after 6,500 miles of mixed highway and rural driving Gives me a real life range of almost 340 miles 123,000 wh battery /365 wh/mi =336.98 miles range Remember, the range shown on the upper left of screen is the EPA range,. Go to power app (black square with green graph) to see...

I really like the lane change on signal. Had FSD in our Model Y and it didn’t do that, in fact it just disengaged on signal. Super smooth and steer by wire seems to make everything so much better.

That’s a great option. I wonder if the CT wheels/tires would fit - they are huge.

I definitely need snow tires for ski season in Vermont. Have K03 on another vehicle in winter and they are simply not very good in snow, in all types of snow they are pretty slippery and don’t hold direction very well. As for the Wrangler RT, I’m super skeptical these will be any good in snow or...

Fully installed and works flawlessly. We just did a 5 mile quickie loop to the pizza shop on dark and curvy Connecticut roads. No issues any all. Amazing. So happy! Told my 14 year old son/co-pilot to remember this day for the rest of his life - 6,800 lbs electric super truck driving myself...

Sorry to hear it. Good news is that the HFS is relatively easily buffed right back to new. This video is a superb example of how to fix. I’d even say DYI if you’re handy Evolve EV Specialists - Cybertruck Panel repair And guess what? this means longevity of the panels is essentially infinite...

Sometimes even same tire size (285/65 in this case) can have a different diameter. IN this case it seems to be about an inch. But I'm not sure how much af an impact on efficiency this could have. BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO3 Size: LT285/65R20 Inflated Diameter: 34.6 Revs Per Mile: 602 VS...

What is wheel circumference of each? Looks like BFG TA is smaller by a decent margin. Without adjusting for this, couldn't efficiency numbers be off?

Seems like a good idea and I appreciate your creativity, but I cannot imagine driving and parking my CT without side mirrors. Will be interested in your real-world feedback after driving without them for a while.

The Scuderia shields look nice.

Genius and good looking design - one of the most factory looking accessories I've seen based on design. Will be keeping an eye on this one

This is a great thread. Just love that all the fear and misunderstanding is being washed away. I use our local car wash also, and it’s been fantastic. No big deal at all. Graphene sounds sexy. Basic wash for me and it’s better than new. .

Yep. Your profiles are set differently. Driver Door Unlock only seems to be set in her profile. She can unlock all doors by holding door open button once inside

Vast majority positive reactions. But I look at it this way: Cybertruck don’t give AF. it just rides along, knowing it owns just about everything else on the road. It loves rent free in the brains of malcontents and Elon haters that want to be negative those who feel the need to express...

We had Blizzaks on our 5,600 lb MB GLS550. Plus the four of us and gear, easily 6,000 lbs plus. And that GLS chewed up Blizzaks like candy. Installed at Thanksgiving, off by March 15. They last 1 season. I think weight is a massive factor for Blizzaks. And weight definitely impacts tire wear...