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You can also get a USB-A to C adapter. A 4-pack is $9 99 on Amazon.

But realistcally, about 120 degrees or more from being relevant - honestly. An airliner landing will experience a temp change of over 300 degress F in a few seconds - which is why they ise N2. An F1 racer will experience a temp change of over 150 degrees in a single lap and then cool and...

This is a controversial topic already. However, there needs to be a bit of context to the conversation. Short amswer: Do what you want - it is your vehicle, but you will not see much (if any) benefit. Yes, pure N2 will extend the life of the inner rubber on the tire. Yes, the nitrogen...

You can alway loom at a 110v to 12v DC converter. Then you have a heavy duty 12v option for any accessory with posts. The Anbull is a full 50A for $50. Mount it in your Molle panel and you have the flexibility to handle anything. Anbull 110V to 12V Converter,with ON/Off Switch, SMPS 110V...

Probably will not happen any time soon as the tires are speed rated to 130 mph - which is why the speed limit is in there.

Agree with you. Kyle also found he could charge at a 350KwH EA charger using an EVJect adapter linked to the Tesla CCS adapter to fit past the fender flare. But, he noted this is a recipe for disaster - using a 400v-rated adapter at an 800v charger (melt-down potential).

Yep, Out of Spec experienced that on their coast to coast race from Florida to San Diego and found wrapping the handle in a cold, wet, towel helped keep the charging speed up.

If only two wheels are doing the movement, then the wheels on the opposite end of the vehicle would need to turn 90 degrees to allow it to rotate - otherwise, it would simply be dragging them.

Not going to happen. That requires four motors so each wheel can be controlled independently.

Bearded Tesla Guy did a video a while back on his coating of a customer Cybertruck - it was pretty good. (79) Tesla Cybertruck - You Wont Believe How This Coating Performs! - YouTube He also has another video from a short time ago where he towed his brand new CT from Salt Lake City to Orlando...

That rainbowing indicates an area without enough product on it. Just hit that panel with a second coat to take care of it.

The drop or rise depends on the level height of what you are towing. However, the height from the ground to the top of the ball is usually between 16 and 19 inches for most trailers. My camper had a level height of 18", so the drop on my hitch was only an inch on my F150 to set the top of the...

The issue comes down to the weight index and speed index - how much weight can the tire support at full pressure and at what max speed will it stay together without flying apart. The weight capacity of the truck it also limited by the tires. With the Cybertruck's weight of roughly 6600...

The real issue is its voltage rating. If you were to get one rated below 800V and try to use it as en EA 350KwH charger, there is a chance you could short it out or melt it. For safety reasons, wait for an 800V+ model to become available. Also, the Cybertruck will require one with a longer...

I think many people are looking at trucks as a one-size-fits-all solution. They really aren't. There is a reason Ford has so many trim levels and why you rarely see Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, or even XLT on most (or any) job sites - cost. From Ford's own customer research, 80%-85%...

Very nice! Thank you for the report! I am guessing you can probably fish that link down the back of the truck, under the bed cover, around the tonneau and back into the cabin. All of that sits on top of the battery, so there has to be a way to get it in there. How are you mounting the heads?

You are correct that the generalized stated does not cover everything - but it was a generalization. The old Sprint frequencies now owned by T-Mobile are a great example and why their coverage is better than many others when combined with the original T-Mobile spectrum. Of course, it...

T-Mobile announced a deal with BMX in 2022 for the 2023 iX and i4 (I believe those were the two electrics involved) to be the first with 5G. Audi is adding 5G to some of their cars later this year and GM is talking about it (but we will see if that happens). So, Tesla is not behind the times...

There are a couple of things at play here: - Cost. Providers are charging more for 5G - Signal/Peformance. 5G frequencies are shorter wavelengths than 4G (or even 3G) - meaning they are easily blocked resulting in slower speeds. A moving vehicle with hills, buildings, and other obstructions...

You can go to service.tesla.com login, select Cybertruck, and it is in the DIY - Cleaning section. They actually say any mild citric-acid cleaner and then clean and wipe down with alcohol wipes after that. CitriSurf 77 was just an example. This is a stainles steel rust remover. Basically...