RiGd Hitch Spare Tire Carrier for Cybertruck: "CyberSwing Spare Tire Hitch Mount"

[arodriguezfeo]

I was looking for this solution for a long time and wanted to share.

https://www.rigdsupply.com/products/cyberswing-spare-tire-hitch-mount

CyberSwing Spare Tire Hitch Mount

CyberSwing™ is our UltraSwing® hitch mounted spare tire carrier designed specifically for the fitment requirements of Cybertruck.

Carry a spare tire, camp table, bikes, and more with the CyberSwing™ spare tire hitch mount.
The CyberSwing spare tire hitch mount is a swing-out carrier designed for Tesla Cybertruck. With an adjustable tire carrier mount for up to 40” tires and an off-set swing-out hitch for bike racks and other accessories, the CyberSwing is purpose-built to carry all your rig’s essentials in one easy-to-use hitch mount.

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Features:

• Tire and bikes swing out to access the rear hatch or tailgate
• License plate light kit included with your CyberSwing purchase
• Rock-solid anti-wobble design for severe off-road use
• Hitch-mounted (⅝” hitch pin not included)
• Adjustable/removable wheel plate carries tires up to 40"
• Now featuring our UltraLatch™
• Proudly made in the USA
• Lifetime warranty
• U.S. Patent No. 11,220,303

Technical Specifications:

• Supports a combined weight of 275 lbs
• Weighs 79 lbs with wheel plate
• USA SAE J684-2014 Tow Rated lower receiver (Class 4- 10,000 lbs/1,000 lb tongue) & Australia ADR Compliant AS4177.1 for tow bars and towing brackets, up to mass of ATM of 3,500kg
• Zinc Prime with a Black powder coat finish
• Optimized fitment for Cybertruck

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[hemiarch]

I was looking for this solution for a long time and wanted to share.

https://www.rigdsupply.com/products/cyberswing-spare-tire-hitch-mount

Hooray. What about the camera? Does it address that?

 

[CT_AZ_4x4]

I was looking for this solution for a long time and wanted to share.

https://www.rigdsupply.com/products/cyberswing-spare-tire-hitch-mount

Man that is nice. I just don’t know if it is almost $2k nice!

 

[hemiarch]

Man that is nice. I just don’t know if it is almost $2k nice!

Yeah. Hurts. But if you can see out the camera and FSD works I’m probably going to bite the bullet.

 

[CT_AZ_4x4]

Yeah. Hurts. But if you can see out the camera and FSD works I’m probably going to bite the bullet.

Another option for use with roof bars:

https://marsag.co/collections/parts-accessories/products/tire-rack-cybertruck-1

 

[hemiarch]

Another option for use with roof bars:

https://marsag.co/collections/parts-accessories/products/tire-rack-cybertruck-1

Yeah. But that would make removal necessary to open the cyber tent. I’ve looked at them before. Better, but not ideal for my situation.
I like my s92 but for $2k I want an actual solution that keeps the factory rear view camera abilities. Even if it’s a relocation kit

Did you guys see the video of the guy who got saved by FSD avoiding a rear end collision?
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/close-call-thanks-fsd.47905/
That’s not possible no matter what anyone says with jerry-rigged aftermarket shit sold by the same type of people who bring you fake carbon fiber cup holders and personal fans. You know, the type of people who rely on “reviewers” that dm a stranger in china for an opportunity to enter a raffle maybe resulting in a handout.
Excuse me if I find it hard to believe rigorous safety standards are being applied to this type of equipment.
The s92 by Tesstudio helps me see and I love it as an accessory, but I also need optimus to see. That’s part of what makes our cars special and I’m not paying that much money just to damage that ability.
I’m sorry, but for $2k, they can come up with a reliable extension cable and a mount. Maybe a plug for the old hole and a calibration procedure.
Weak sauce.
I can figure out what to do with my license plate myself thank you very much.

 

[CT_AZ_4x4]

Yeah. But that would make removal necessary to open the cyber tent….

The Cybertent goes all the way over the front two roof bar locations above the roof glass? Does it really need to?

 

[CT_AZ_4x4]

Yeah. But that would make removal necessary to open the cyber tent. I’ve looked at them before. Better, but not ideal for my situation.
I like my s92 but for $2k I want an actual solution that keeps the factory rear view camera abilities. Even if it’s a relocation kit

I could help you relocate your truck’s rear view camera. It likely would require some fabrication.

 

[hemiarch]

I could help you relocate your truck’s rear view camera. It likely would require some fabrication.

That would be amazing.

 

[hemiarch]

The Cybertent goes all the way over the front two roof bar locations above the roof glass? Does it really need to?

No, but a cybertruck sized tire on top of a roof rack up there is also one of the most aerodynamically dumb things one can do and completely negates the purpose of keeping the tent in the vault.
Your bed cap is a MUCH better solution than that.

 

[hemiarch]

No, but a cybertruck sized tire on top of a roof rack up there is also one of the most aerodynamically dumb things one can do and completely negates the purpose of keeping the tent in the vault.
Your bed cap is a MUCH better solution than that.

Also, the bed cap isn’t that much more expensive than both this thing and the mars roof mount for the tire combined.
especially if I sell the cybertent and buy a bed cap tent.

 

[hemiarch]

Does the camera have a connector somewhere that one can add an extension cable to or is it hardwired somewhere much closer to the computer or what?
Do you guys know?
Tesla is generally pretty good at making stuff pretty modular and replaceable so I imagine they make that camera pretty quick to take off and put back on. Something like the plugs on the fender cams probably? That would mean an extension harness shouldn’t be that hard to come up with.

 

[CT_AZ_4x4]

Does the camera have a connector somewhere that one can add an extension cable to or is it hardwired somewhere much closer to the computer or what?
Do you guys know?
Tesla is generally pretty good at making stuff pretty modular and replaceable so I imagine they make that camera pretty quick to take off and put back on. Something like the plugs on the fender cams probably? That would mean an extension harness shouldn’t be that hard to come up with.

dollars to doughnuts it is exactly the same connection type as the fender camera.

 

[hemiarch]

dollars to doughnuts it is exactly the same connection type as the fender camera.

Man. I love donuts AND dollars.
Come on rig’d!. Go the extra mile and you’ll have a stellar product worth what you’re asking for it. You’re better than that cheap Chinese crap and you shouldn’t rely on it or worse, ask your customers to.

 

[CybertruckPilot]

Wouldn't relocating the camera require a software recalibration that isn't going to happen?

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