This is why I used and a simple USB C cable to the rear outlet. Simple. Thereās probably some other roof glass mounts that make it easier to remove the antenna if you wanted to take it with you. https://a.co/d/0UtJh1u
I did 5% all around including the roof and an āeyebrowā tint down to the Visor level. Make sure you get a Dr.ās Note for Migraines and Eye Strain in Kommiefornia or any other State that forbids tint to that level. Makes a huge difference on heat reduction.
Yeah. I feel the same way but honestly itās the only option out there right now. Someone would
1. Have to break into the CyberTruck
2. Proceed to use a sledgehammer or power saws to break into the undrseat drawer.
Both are going to draw a lot of unwanted attention.
Itāll keep things locked...
I have the BestEvMod safes for both the left and right front seat but looking for something for rifle length in the rear. Hereās a screenshot of their mounting instructions.
I have the BestEvMod safes for both the left and right front seat but looking for something for rifle length in the rear. Hereās a screenshot of the brackets they use to attach to the rear seat mounts.
I honestly donāt understand why people want to mount their Starlink on the exterior but hereās a solid looking option.
https://themountingcompany.com/collections/mounts/products/starlink-mini-mount
I carry a Full Size Spare on My Hunting Rigs but a Full Size Spare weighs too much and takes up too much valuable real estate for daily driving IMO. Maybe for Overlanding. I stick with a good compressor and Plug / Sidewall Patch Kits for daily use. Itāll get you home.
Yeah, looks like itās made of MDO. A Steel Shell would definitely be better albeit someone is going to be drawing a lot of attention using a saw or sledge hammer trying to access this thing.
Do you know of any other companies making a steel shell safe specifically for the CyberTruck rear seat?
https://truckvault.com/store/seatvault-drawer?v=456
Anyone install one of the CyberTruck specific rear under seat locking storage vaults?
I see they have an option to configure one specifically for the CyberTruck.
I carry Tire Plugs Glue Tread and a Compressor and always plug my tire Punctures unless itās a sidewall tear or puncture then use Glue Tread to get you home or to the nearest Service Station to replace your tire.
I have the BFG HDs on both my 3/4 Ton Suburban and Range Rover and donāt find them to be loud as far as efficiency Iām sure thereās a hit but Iām not going to split hairs as my primary concerns have been Puncture Resistance, Off Road Capability, Longevity.
I hate wasting my time plugging tire...