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I am saving the disclaimer. 😂😂

My wife was like “What do you need those for?” You never used those in any of your previous trucks. I said IDK yet but you could ask @TarheelCT 😂😂

I think this was a great find. It feels surprisingly sturdy for $9.99, and the lid can either sit flat inside the crate or snap onto the bottom. I also really like the red-and-black combination. 👍

Found these at Costco. $9.99 each. Has a lid as well. Will post some pictures when I get home. Got a couple.

I feel like I am following @Mini2nut for the bargains (VRP/ Winshield cleaner) and @TarheelCT for the one that hurt the wallet the most. (PPF/ seat covers) 😂😂😂 (just kidding).

I personally didn’t use any checklists. Even if I had one I would forget half the things in the list due to the excitement. You could try using this one if you really must have a checklist...

Did you drop it off at the SC yet? Did they atleast give you a loaner?

Tesla SW update versions ending in three-digit numbers—such as 2026.14.100, .200, or .300—are generally factory firmware installed on newly manufactured or recently delivered vehicles. They’re separate from the normal public-release sequence, where we see versions such as 2026.20.6.6.

Mine is at the Service Center for a trim replacement as well. I dropped it off Monday at 8:00 a.m. with a promised return by noon. Since the SC is an hour away, they gave me a Foundation Series Cybertruck as a loaner—and it’s now Friday, and I’m still driving it. My driver’s door is left open...

The software at delivery doesn't include the summon. I am past the 30 days and still waiting on ASS. Mine is at the SC for a dash trim replacement and I have asked if they would push the latest update. The loaner I am using updated on Tuesday to 2026.20.6.6 and I have summon. Currently on...

Again, thank you for taking the time to research and write it up in detail. I was just looking at the A2Z's from Canada with the UL and CSA certifications. However, for the number of times I might use it, I am just going to borrow it from friend my for this trip.

Thank you. I saw the above as well. I was able to borrow one from a friend for my upcoming trip.

The Thailand saying is more catchy than the "All that shines isnt gold" :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Thank you and I agree, I don't plan on buying a knockoff to save $100. My CT is currently at the service center. I asked a friend that works there and he said he has one that I can borrow for the trip. I have had the CCS1 ($250 from Tesla) for about 4 years and used just once.

Thank you.

That’s exactly what I was afraid off. Another accessory to buy. I already have the S3XY one that I got 4 years ago and had to use just once.

Are we talking about the situation in this video? I am about to take a trip and was wondering about this as well.

Has anyone tried using the CCS adapter with the CT? I just saw this video and was wondering if this is true…

That’s great information. I chose CyberBrite mainly for the simplicity—no extended scrubbing or hand fatigue from working BKF into every panel. I just kept the microfiber wet and wiped the stainless. That said, I do like the BKF method annd have seen great results. I would be interested to see...

I agree. The unfortunate part is that a lot of people read articles like that and take them at face value. They never question the facts or look for another perspective. Then we wonder why some people feel the need to key a Cybertruck or flip off the owner. Clickbait journalism thrives on...