Does Cybertruck come with Tire Repair Kit?

[Floridavid]

Does the Cybertruck come with some sort of a tire repair kit? I didn’t find anything in the search.

All my past cars without a spare has either run flat tires or a repair kit.

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[Gigahorse]

It does not, I will likely at a minimum keep a cordless tire pump and a plug kit in the truck.

 

[Woodrick]

No.
But there will be one available Cybertruck Air Compressor Ultra + Tire Repair Kit (tesla.com) as well as a spare
Cybertruck Spare Tire + Tool Kit (tesla.com)

Many vehicles don't have spares or repair kits anymore because the prevalence of flats has dropped dramatically. I don't think that Tesla has ever had one.

 

[Cyberns]

Does the Cybertruck come with some sort of a tire repair kit? I didn’t find anything in the search.

I have a screw in my tire, and I want to remove it somewhere I can get the tire repaired in case it has gone through. My local Americas Tire says they can’t take a tire off a CyberTruck for repair because they do not have the adapters to fit the truck to their lift, they are on indefinite back order.

What adapters are they talking about? Can I get a set?

If I remove the screw at home, would I be able to jack the CT with my 2T bottle jack to remove the wheel?

 

[HaulingAss]

I have a screw in my tire, and I want to remove it somewhere I can get the tire repaired in case it has gone through. My local Americas Tire says they can’t take a tire off a CyberTruck for repair because they do not have the adapters to fit the truck to their lift, they are on indefinite back order.

What adapters are they talking about? Can I get a set?

If I remove the screw at home, would I be able to jack the CT with my 2T bottle jack to remove the wheel?

Picture? I would probably just plug it, even if I was going to replace the tire due to the location of the puncture. That way you won't need to jack the vehicle.

I would only use a two-ton bottle jack on a Cybertruck in an emergency, it could work, the problem is a bottle jack is not very stable. Get a good 3 or 4-ton floor jack.

 

[Cyberns]

Picture? I would probably just plug it, even if I was going to replace the tire due to the location of the puncture. That way you won't need to jack the vehicle.

Sorry, not a great angle:

 

[seadsmoney]

What adapters are they talking about? Can I get a set?

google "tesla lift pucks" and you'll see them. they look like hockey pucks

 

[CyberTruckeeTheOne]

No.
But there will be one available Cybertruck Air Compressor Ultra + Tire Repair Kit (tesla.com) as well as a spare
Cybertruck Spare Tire + Tool Kit (tesla.com)

Many vehicles don't have spares or repair kits anymore because the prevalence of flats has dropped dramatically. I don't think that Tesla has ever had one.

My son-in-law got a flat tire on his Plaid in Lake Tahoe.

It took two hours for Tesla service to arrive.

 

[Cyberns]

google "tesla lift pucks" and you'll see them. they look like hockey pucks

I see those, but Americas Tire said they need different ones for CT. I haven’t seen any such described.

 

[CyberGus]

I bought this well-reviewed patch kit:

https://a.co/d/632eXwU

I've already used it, but not on the Cybertruck hahahaha. Plugged a nail puncture well, didn't even need to jack it or remove the tire.


Other Teslas require a soft "puck" to be installed on the lift to avoid damaging the pack, but Cybertruck does not have this limitation. There are designated lift points.

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-9E6DD5CB-40BA-4A29-B20D-457303555037.html

 

[CyberGus]

FYI the Service Manual "Raise Vehicle" section has better images than the Owner's Manual:

 

[jf64k]

I bought this well-reviewed patch kit:

https://a.co/d/632eXwU

I've already used it, but not on the Cybertruck hahahaha. Plugged a nail puncture well, didn't even need to jack it or remove the tire.


Other Teslas require a soft "puck" to be installed on the lift to avoid damaging the pack, but Cybertruck does not have this limitation. There are designated lift points.

https://www.tesla.com/ownersmanual/cybertruck/en_us/GUID-9E6DD5CB-40BA-4A29-B20D-457303555037.html

I've had that plug kit for a few years. I've used it many times (sometimes multiple times on the same tire, haha!!) and it works great. The 'bacon strips' supplied seem especially tough.

Thanks for the info re: lift points. Nice to see a simple 2.5T jack is all you need!!

 

[mark555055c]

I have a screw in my tire, and I want to remove it somewhere I can get the tire repaired in case it has gone through. My local Americas Tire says they can’t take a tire off a CyberTruck for repair because they do not have the adapters to fit the truck to their lift, they are on indefinite back order.

What adapters are they talking about? Can I get a set?

If I remove the screw at home, would I be able to jack the CT with my 2T bottle jack to remove the wheel?

There are no adapters except for when you are lifting the vehicle for HV battery pack removal. For this, special adapters and lift points are used.

For normal two post of four post lifts, they would just place the lift pads on these reinforced locations. There will be four of them and will be obvious.

Also for reference, here is how you would use a jack and jackstands.

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