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Good point

Rear screen is the one thing I would really want….kids love that Great to hear that it is that nice, a bargain at 60k 70k is a tougher call, leather, rear screen, air suspension, 20s and stereo make it a tough call between that and premium

Funny I did Something similar last year……sold Escalade and traded a model s for model x and ran all electric but wife did not like the X…..ironically she loved the CT but we needed a 3 row vehicle so traded back into an Escalade shame the CT isn’t 6 passenger then we could just go 2 CT’s I...

You will love it, Lightning is great but switch to PAWD CT was a big upgrade

Update on range for me with these ions Over 500 miles now, about 60/40 hwy/city Most on hurry and mad max FSD 364 wh/mile, not bad at all, about 20 better than lifetime average (although that includes winter)

on mine they certainly don't look any thinner in the sidewall area (maybe tread is thinner though). I can't see it being an issue for covers

I think you need to enable it in the truck settings first, then it shows up

1. I have a late 2024 and build quality is great 2. I would say more like an x but really completely unique, outstanding for the size 3.Unfortunately this occasionally still happens, mostly an occasional finger or thumbs down, once picking my son up from CCD one of the kids with his mom yelled...

Strange, I occasionally get the finger from Subaru drivers and occasional other small suvs (CRV, rav4) I drive a Jeep wrangler as my other car and surprised that community would flip anyone off

Another thread on it Looks like they are designed for track cars too and someone reached out and they aren’t used for anything important on the CT https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/unknown-sensor-on-stock-as-tires.50387/

I was wondering the same Looks like it might be the following: https://www.pirelli.com/tires/en-us/car/tech-and-knowledge/cyber-tire Pressure measurement isn’t needed but I guess temperature, rotational speed, traction….maybe good to have but not sure how much the CT was even using the data if...

Another update after a couple hundred miles. these have been excellent so far, ride is a bit better than pirellis, steering seems a touch better. fine in the rain too. range is excellent, so far a bit better than Pirellis very happy with my decision, they even look good (better in person than...

I drove home with core selected then drove to work with 18s No real perceivable difference, 18s have closer tire diameter but both are very close….i may switch back to 20 though so the CT on the screen has the correct wheels pictured and just keep in mind the 1.4% range/speed The winter...

Just had these installed today Ride seems better, steering a bit better too (maybe narrower width) Range is excellent so far, slightly better than pirellis They work with both stock core size or 18” wheel in computer without errors (core are 1.4% larger diameter and 18” are 1.2% smaller...

I think they go by calendar year of production but could be wrong I have a late 2024 build (November) and it is a 2024 (not 2025 like other manufacturers) At the time I was debating getting a build from a few weeks later so I would have a 2025 but tesla took $4500 off this one because it was...

lol, I have used it 5 or 6 times, twice I had issues (once was coming out of a lot with a gate which was too complicated for it and would have resulted in it going on a public road) other time it was weird and just went the wrong way. but the last 4 times it was great in parking lots (and...

where did you see those selling their $59k reservation slot? I to have some FOMO......love my PAWD but it is a lease and I didn't realize that tesla would give me a few thousand to turn it in early.....would have loved getting the $59k deal.....only negative to me is the rear screen missing but...

working now and 2 things were causing the issue... 1. I was almost out of washer fluid 2. I did have to pull back the line a bit as it was bunching up by the check valve thanks for all the help

Good points, really not that significant a difference from the pirellis is fine (pirellis gave great range) Cost and longevity are major benefits Excited to get the ions installed this week I’ll post my range comparison after having them for a bit

The pirellis are light also and low rolling resistance but I just was hoping one size smaller would help efficiency In terms of tire size I’m debating what I will do Leaving it at 285/65/20 will be off by about 1.5% If you set it to 18” wheels it will be closer (285/70/18) Technically it is...