Does it fit in the garage?

[mtjeffs]

View of front wall in garage

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[BeFamousVideo]

Just took delivery today in San Diego, CA.

It fits! BARELY! 6" to spare before the garage door bounces off the rear bumper... or I had to remove the workbenches. But workbenches are sacred so that would have been a hard choice.

The door 'detents/stops' are really well done on the truck, so I don't feel like I'm going to smash my hot water heater/plumbing when getting out of the driver's door.

Although I can't walk in front of the CyberTruck (as opposed to my replaced Audi Q7) to get to the door below the flag to take out the trash. But I can just walk though the backyard so worth it?

Initial impressions are...
1) love
2) doesn't feel like driving a truck, but it's big so that's kinda scary
3) edges are sharp but you'd have to TRY to injure yourself, they aren't THAT sharp sheesh
4) I don't know how I'm going to clean the inside windshield glass WAAAY up on the dashboard

Check the Unger brand telescopic squeegee and microfiber pad. It's the only way I found to reach the interior of the windshield. Then the same pole set up works for top of truck glass while standing in the vault with tonneau open.

 

[Mark Z]

Great to read the various methods owners have created to help with parking distances in the garage.

My clearance is about 8” total. A vertical bar pattern printed on 8 1/2 x 11” paper gives a centering aiming point and about 4” distance when the white parking screen indicators have 3 verticals at the end points. (Ie: 2 black + 1 white.)

Backing up uses o higher target with a different ratio. Takes practice and double checking at first. Once outside, a quick visual check of the distance between the drywall and bumper gives confidence before closing the garage door.

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