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https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/rear-emergency-door-release-handle-pair-%E2%80%93-cybertruck-safety-upgrade-with-custom-colors.53866/

Sounds like my VIN# 69,xxx May 2025 build at slow speeds.

I use Poncha Springs (good ol' gen 2 Supercharger) when I'm in the Salida, CO, area. Good to know Rivian chargers in Del Norte are an option.

Only Arizona (1/26/2026) and Oregon "...a month later." Lots of pent-up demand! LFG! Bookmark this link to be notified when Lemonade/FSD comes to your location https://www.lemonade.com/fsd Info...

....meanwhile the CCS chargers on my rural drive are now $$$$$ compared to Tesla Superchargers, so doubtful I will ever use my A2Z adapter. Nice to finally see a Tesla option!

Same

I use this Amazon power cord from Cybertruck's USB-C to Starlink, as recommended here by others. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DSC1DJN5?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Yes it's FSD. Freakin' Speed Demon.

FSD purchase and lease rates are reported around 10-12%. Seems like a better tactic to increase adoption rate is free FSD first 1-6 months of vehicle purchase, then option to purchase at significantly less than $7k, $8k, $12k recent cost. The "I like to drive myself" crowd isn't going to...

Park it at my brother's house in Flagstaff. Secure and can be plugged into 120v like a horse and its warm barn blanket.

Debunked. See prior thread https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/tesla%E2%80%99s-4680-battery-supply-chain-collapses.52628/post-30731356

I see a lot in my east Denver neighborhood. First launch edition Model Y I saw, shortly after the release date, was driven by a middle age African-American woman. Not the typical “hang out at the Cybertruck forum type owner” lol.

Agree. Would also consider the OEM Goodyear ATs if no concern about snow traction and wanted a light-duty AT tire. The Bridgestone Ascent Dueler AT is another solid contender for all-around AT tire.

9/32 rear 10/32 front Pirelli Scorpion / Core wheels 4k miles - some towing 5k load on dirt roads; mostly highway and FSD miles. As with all my vehicles, will rotate every 5k miles

@JazzyKrav is this you in Winter Park at the resort parking garage? Texas license plate.

How about when using Grok: “Navigate me to home” Doesn’t work… lacking integration to read my “Holm“ address from Tesla navigation system. Looking forward to this minor detail being enhanced

Agree. My definition of a "luxury vehicle" is one that drives me while I am not much more than a passenger in the "driver" seat. Only Tesla vehicles fit the definition. All thanks to FSD.

You have to make a small compromise on size, same if you go with Blizzak. 275 (instead of 285) -65-20. https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=Nokian&tireModel=Hakkapeliitta+LT3&partnum=765QR0HLT3&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes...

Agree. “Softer” rubber compound aka winter-optimized tire compound and tread is significantly better than alternatives in colder weather. Tire manufacturers typically say under 40* F is the point non-winter tires loose grip due to less pliable materials. With a small car like a Tesla Model...

Hi @JazzyKrav, greetings from Winter Park, CO. Living in Colorado, I have dedicated snow tires (complete wheel set) for my Model Y. But for my Cybertruck, doubtful I will get dedicated snow tires. Living in TX, you will have less opportunities to enjoy snow tires. A good option is to...