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Service Center told me the Frunk Aero Seal is not yet available.

Here is a link to the wheel center hub caps I used: https://a.co/d/7dseDkK

The caps are vinyl with a snug fit on the lug nuts. You can’t pull them off by hand and need the supplied tool to remove them. 2300 miles and haven’t lost one, but two extra caps came with the set. The caps are longer than the nuts so I needed to trim off the extra material.

That's what I did. I swapped mobile connectors with my old Model S. Works great.

They are glossy, but not too bad once they are on the truck. I also had to trim them to size. ColorLugs Vinyl Lug Nut Cover |... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CHWGSZZ

Me too! ?‍♂️

I went with vinyl caps. Search for the Amazon links I posted on another thread.

The Cybertruck only has a single 48A charger onboard so a 60A circuit is all I needed for the UWC. The mobile charger maxes out at 32A. My old Model S had two 40A chargers and could use a 100A circuit. Its mobile charger could do 40A.

No, I didn’t see a current transformer connection to measure my solar inverter like the Tesla Gateway 2.

I have an 8.4 kW system. I put panels everywhere I could fit them on my roof. Our Texas sun keeps them busy year round. I am lucky to have few power outages in my neighborhood so using Powershare alone without Powerwalls is good enough for me.

Thanks @JBee, good insight. The installer told me beforehand a Powerwall is required to make use of the solar panels during an outage. I rarely have outages so I passed on the Powerwall purchase. Using solar just to assist the Cybertruck during an outage would be nice to have. Looking inside...

Good questions. Allowing the solar inverter to continue producing during an outage would be ideal. I will ask Smart Charge America and let you know what I hear back.

I am doing "partial" home backup for a couple reasons. See post #6 in this thread for the details. The most important reasons were I have solar that needs to be isolated from the backup loads and I didn't want to wait for approval from my electric utility. I have the Universal Wall Connector...

Yes, since I have the dual motor truck. Cyberbeast owners get $4000 towards install costs.

Looks like this in the app…

I was contacted by the contractor directly four days after delivery. They asked for photos and didn't need a site visit before the install. They told me at the time that they already had my Tesla Gateway and UWC in their warehouse.

I haven't received the final bill yet, but should be less than $2K after rebates. Two holes, each a foot square, were cut. I offered to have my painter patch them. One hole was where the wire entered the house and the other was where it entered the garage. See the interior picture with the...

Good question. Before Powershare, the SolarEdge inverter would shutdown during an outage since I didn't have a battery backup. Once my Powershare gets activated, the Cybertruck will serve as a battery backup, but the solar inverter will still shutdown. The only way to get keep your solar...