All-New Running Boards for Cybertruck [CyberGear]

[Cybergear]

[CyberGear] is excited to announce the release of our latest running boards, designed specifically for the Tesla Cybertruck. Building on the success of our previous model, the new running boards retain key functional advantages while introducing refined design options to enhance both aesthetics and utility.

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Key Features:

- Optimized Design:
- Zero ground clearance reduction – Ensures uncompromised off-road capability and clearance.
- Fully accessible jack points– Maintains ease of maintenance and servicing.
- High-strength carbon steel construction – Delivers exceptional durability and load-bearing capacity.
- Premium powder-coated finish – Provides superior resistance to corrosion, scratches, and harsh weather conditions.
- Enhanced Aesthetics: The new running boards are available in two distinct designs, both meticulously crafted to align with the Cybertruck’s futuristic and angular design language. Whether you prefer a streamlined, understated look or a more pronounced, aggressive profile, these options seamlessly integrate with your vehicle’s exterior.

Technical Specifications:
- Material: Carbon steel with powder coating
- Load Capacity: 600lb
- Compatibility: Designed exclusively for Tesla Cybertruck
- Installation: Bolt-on design for easy

The all-new [CyberGear] Running Boards are now available for order. Explore the full range of features and design options on our website.

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[Litterboxer1]

Tool free bolt-on design?
Do you turn the bolt with your hand just hand tight?

 

[Cybergear]

Tool free bolt-on design?
Do you turn the bolt with your hand just hand tight?

Tools are required to tighten the screws during installation, no special tools or drilling are necessary. All mounting holes and screws are perfectly aligned with the vehicle's pre-existing positions, ensuring a straightforward and quick installation process. We provide detailed installation instructions to make the process easy for you.

 

[Litterboxer1]

Ok thanks for the clarification.

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