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I have driven my Cybertruck (it's the one with a gold wrap and yellow DRL) in heavy snowy day. My problem wasn't the DRL, it was actually my headlights with snow accumulation. It only took 1 minute to make my headlights to loose its forward direction of the beams and spread them out all over...

I love my running board. I can keep it at medium height (I don't like how it looks with entry mode) and still have my 3 and 6 year old jump in.

I have installed yellow transparent film over my DRL. I thought they were too bright.

I have a tint shop in Puyallup, WA and we have Sputter films, blue/red (like MB front windshield) film and photochromic/transitioning films from 75% to 25%. Here are pros and cons: Pros- Of course, transition. Benefit will be great if works properly! Cons- Very expensive (cost is about 2 to 3...

I own a shop in Puyallup, WA and tinted hand full of Cybertrucks so far. Most were 15% front two and 50% rear windows. They looks very good. I am getting my own Cybertruck in 2 days and @XQUIZIT 5% looks very good too. Decisions, decisions...

Sorry, we are in WA state.

Yes, if you are wrapping right up to the edges. If you are planning to wrap all edges, prepare it with a good adhesive promoters. My customer came back few days later for few areas that popped back up.

Those prices are little more than I would charge. I have just done a Cybertruck full body colored PPF wrap for $6000 (first one, all wrap and not cut at the edges) and it will be $4000 to $5000 at the most depending its color from now on. It was wrapped in 1.5 days and another day for touch...

There is a latch on the door, which installers can close manually with the door open. This will cause the windows to go up fully like it is shut. They have to unlatch it manually before closing the door for the window to drop down. I am a window tinter in WA state and we specialize in...