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It isn't built the same as any other truck. Why should it copy other trucks' looks?

Yes it is. A bed liner helps slightly. I keep one of those 2x3 standing kitchen mat in the truck so I can have something to stand on during showers when I camp (gravel is painful on the feet). It also works great to protect the knees.

All car and truck windshields have some distortion depending upon where you are looking. I don't find the Cybertruck's noticeable.

To me it appears to reduce the amount of usable space. The stock open area is more versatile.

Good luck on getting them. I ordered some UP-CT-RW wheels at the beginning of May and was told they would be here at the end of May. It's now the end of June and still haven't received them with no estimated date. I have a trip in a few days and don't want to use the worn tires. I feel as if I...

The Pirellis have only 9/32 tread depth for a 6,300 lbs vehicle. Any miles you get with them is a bonus. Pirelli is not my favourite brand to start with.

Two updates ago MyQ stopped working in the Cybertruck. Reloading caused MyQ to think it's a new install and needed a payment. Because I purchased ten years worth, I called MyQ support. They basically said, "Too bad, we won't help". Homelink was far better.

They are damp. They also work great. Just tried them the first time yesterday, and they worked. Basically you scrub with them then take a wet microfiber cloth to rinse them off, and then with a dry cloth dry the area.

The white smudges on mine generally come from sunblock. I purchased some gloves to wear which solves the problem. Thanks everyone for the tips on how to get rid of the existing ones.

I have the Tesla 120 V pump. Works fine, but a bit expensive.

I have over 200,000 miles of Tesla driving of which about 130,000 miles are road trip/camping miles. I purchased a 2025 Cybertruck and have 10,000 miles about 8,000 are road trip miles. Never had a range anxiety issue (not even in 2013 when there were no Superchargers with 1,500 miles.) Of...