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The Tesla Cybertruck wheel caps include a little puller tool made of wire. It didn't work well for me, so I designed this: https://www.printables.com/model/1727831-tesla-cybertruck-wheel-cap-puller

Years ago I wanted Homelink in my (then new) Ford Ranger. Bought a visor from a dude on eBay with Homelink. Dug it out of the visor and made a plate to mount it in the Ranger's ash tray. If I was doing this today, I'd buy a Homelink module on Amazon, such as this one...

The TuneIn app works great. I listen to several AM stations in areas where I'd be out of coverage if I was listening over the air. I have briefly tested AM reception with a portable AM radio. The interference issue exists, but you can still listen over the air in a Cybertruck.

Mine were keyed with a Yakima SKS key A137. I suspect they all use the same lock cylinder.

Bought them because they look cool. I haven't noticed any wind noise or range impact. I have not been through the car was with them installed. Earlier this year I needed to test a OneWeb in-motion satellite terminal (Kymeta Hawk u8, I believe). This terminal is huge compared to any of the...

My truck would throw these codes (DI_a015, UI_a019 perhaps others) somewhat randomly when driving. They typically would clear after the truck sat idle for a while or I did the two scroll wheel reset. Eventually, I took the truck to the Council Bluffs, IA service center. They replaced the left...

I had been holding off on replacing mine on my 37xxx VIN. The factory ones were almost perfect. Took the truck to the Council Bluffs, IA service center for a few error codes (DI_a015, UI_a019, parking brake related) that would randomly appear and eventually disappear. Reluctantly let them...

Totally agree, when I drive my wife's year-old Mini, it feels like I'm driving a tractor after driving my Cybertruck.

I bought the crossbars from Tesla for mounting antennas. Haven't had a chance to put any ham antennas on them, but did test an in-motion OneWeb terminal recently. Glad I had the crossbars for this.

What is your average rate of energy consumption for the trip so far?

I discovered a few broken clips on mine when airing up the tires (was cold, maybe in the 20s). Opened a ticket with Tesla. Mobile service replaced the wheel covers for free. ...my truck was only a week old at the time.

I wanted the Cyber wheels and Aero covers, so I have the all terrain tires. I don't like the appearance of the core wheels and wheel covers, so all season tires weren't an option for me. The all terrain tires seem quiet to me. This is a quiet truck. I don't notice any tire noise, but then...

I was one of those recent Foundation Series buyers. Didn't plan to buy for a few months, but free Supercharging pushed me over the edge. I planned to buy the options in the Foundation series truck anyway. So far, this is the coolest freakin' vehicle I have ever experienced. Glad I made the jump.

...and I suspect that there is very little heat to extract from outdoor air at those temperatures. Residential heat pumps don't work very or at all below zero.