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AFAIK, you can probably install the Wall Connector yourself if you know what you're doing, but you definitely need an electrician for the Gateway. Tesla only sells the Gateways to electricians they trust, so you have to use one of them.

I'm curious if they'll make different options. For instance, a flat one that goes the whole length of the bed. The other one they have is square and takes up half the bed. It'd be cool if they could make one that slides in and out of the bed and is totally flat, so you can use the whole bed. I...

You'll need a smart controller to schedule charging. Tesla cars can already do that, even without a Powerwall.

Maybe it's just because of the ambient temp?

Did your truck completely stop working? Let us know how long it takes to fix and what the problem was.

I change mine once a year. But in the manual, it says every 2 years, or every year in cases of off-road/dirt road driving.

So how did this go @daghetto? Did you push through with the CT?

Some cars without ultrasonic sensors have had a problem for a while already. I think Tesla is working on fixing this.

It's hard to say what Tesla will do next, but they might offer deals like the one they did for the S3XY cars. The Cybertruck is really popular, so they could include it in a deal to sell more. But it depends on how many they can make, how much people want it, and what's going on in the market.

@jameslooboo did you find one already? To add, here are the parts number for the side mirrors: Left 1761516-00-A Right 1761517-00-A

As much as I love CTs, I don't think it'll be worth it to use it as a farm truck.

I haven't encountered any problems with mine so far. I've taken it on some challenging trails, but luckily, I haven't had any issues yet.

I like the Yoke steering though. I had to replace it because it looked bad, but the new one is nice.

How about a cooler for ice cold beer?? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

PPFs for me... aesthetics + protection

I always do a visual inspection of my car before driving, and I noticed that a lug nut cover was missing. To my surprise, the entire lug nut was gone. Pretty weird...

I like these. https://audiocityusa.com/shop/18-Fuel-Wheels-D531-Hostage-Matte-Black-Off-Road-Rims.html

I love watching various camping YouTubes. And when checking out the Cybertruck I noticed that it can be outfitted to be in camping mode. Just look at this:

I do not have an opinion on those, but I have had Continental tires that were very good. The traction was good in rain and occasional black ice, on top of the regular day to day use. And when you run over a roofing nail often, they patch well also.

From the comments above it sounds as if it would be a good idea to plan a rest stop/charge stop at about the 150 mile range. Also check out the type of charging devices available such as a fast or slower charger so you'll know how long you'd be at the stop. What about checking out the extended...