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I'm not sure if this tool would help, but I've used a door step, that I keep in my current car. Look for " "Rightline Gear Moki Door Step". It attaches where the door latches. So I'm not sure if that puts it too far aft to help.

I'm building it so I can Charge it as well. There's not a good way to run from my Dryer outlet to where I'd have to park the CT. I have my Permit issued. I just need to get it built. I'll leave the email un answered until Garage is nearly finished. Then we'll see!

As did I today! WA, RN112936XXX. I'm waiting for the non-FS AWD version. My Garage isn't built yet. So (for now) the decision is easy.

One interesting thing in the owners manual is that they recomend higher tire pressure when towing. But they don't mention if you do this als when carying near the max payload. Tire Pressures when Towing When towing a trailer, tire pressures must be adjusted to accommodate the additional load...

Looks like it costs $175 for the windshield only. Spendy, but I can attest to the quality. I've had these on my Prius for 14 years now. Still working great!

@Nebucheri, Talk is cheap on social media sites like this. None of us really understand your specific situation. But the best opinions are likely from those who have actually gone ahead with the CT FS. I'm in the middle of getting my garage built. So, until that's done (likely late this...

I think you may have typo'd this post. Did you autcorrect, and change a "B" to an "F"?

With Hybrid Prius', Hypermiling has been proven to be amazingly efficient. And that's done exactly as the OP suggests. The only unknown here is if Tesla's Regen is more efficient then Toyotas. When I first got my Prius, I would use this technique to see how efficient I could be. But after...

By the time I get mine I'm pretty sure the croud situation will be less (non FS, 200k in cue)

This mandatory noise for cars is the result of a strong PAC representing blind folks. You can debate the pro's and cons all you want. But manufactures hands have been tied. I doubt it is saving many blind people. Personally, I don't mind a slight noise if it's discreet. The newer Prius had a...

Great to see others experiment with how far they can go before breaking things. But by my calculations, this is significantly overloading the rear tires. I'd never try over 1,500lbs myself.

Maybe this is a dumb question: If I don't own any tesla (CT will be my first), but have an account on their website, should I also find and install this Tesla app?

Great video. Short, yet interesting items discussed. I'm really curious about how well the visibility is from the Headlights. Have you seen if they adjust where they aim when turning? Where I live there are lots of intersections without streetlights. Sometimes this means it's hard to see where...

150k orders on day 1? Wow. I ordered on evening of day 5; and am about 192k. I'm surprised there were so few ordered after day 1, until I jumped in.

I touched on the subject here: "https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/how-best-to-wire-in-12vdc-accessories-like-ham-radio.10204/"

I live in a pretty rural area. Few streetlights. I'm surprised how difficult it is to judge my turns at stop signs in the dark. I've heard that Adaptive headlights are now legal in the U.S. For those that have actually driven the CT, what's the side vision like when turning at a dark...

At least someone has their Priorities in order...

I've been thinking about The Axle Weight Limits that are in the CT owners Manual (5,062/axle = 2,531lb/tire). The current Tires being shipped are Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT 285/65R20. I believe these are load class "D". At Goodyear's site there are Duratrac tires in that size, rated load...

So, You admit you are Drinking the "Kool-Aid"! Must be a Tesla Fanboy....:ROFLMAO: Sorry. I just couldn't resist...

I like Option 1)....