Anyone using a non Tesla tailgate cover with their Cybertruck?

[canyoncarver]

I'm not much of a fan of the Tesla branded CT tailgate cover... is anyone using something else from Dakine, Fox Racing, etc?

 

[REDNAVE]

I'm not much of a fan of the Tesla branded CT tailgate cover... is anyone using something else from Dakine, Fox Racing, etc?

I reviewed this one, especially great for bikes or anything else that may hang over the tailgate:
https://amzn.to/4fo5mja

 

[jaredhobbs]

I'm using this one: https://www.foxracing.com/product/tailgate-cover-large-[blk]-os/28944-001-OS.html

Had to fold the sides under itself to get the tailgate to close but it still looks and works great! My one complaint is I can no longer see the bumper from the rear camera view when backing up.

 

[btcrealm]

Random army wool blanket if I end up needing it. There is no dent concern just the stainless getting a scratch that would need to be buffed later.

 

[nicnguye]

Use a moving blanket. Just fold it multiple times for extra cushioning if necessary.

 

[canyoncarver]

I found a tail gate pad from a Colorado company called Send It, one of the Amazon reviews for it showed it installed on the CT... it has a slide down panel that allows the rear view camera to work while it's in use.. so I ordered that.

I know it's possible to just throw a blanket over the tailgate, however bicycle costs $6,500 and is a carbon fiber frame bike, I'd rather get a cover that actually fastens the frame down to padding to reduce the risk that the frame gets cracked when going over bumps.

 

[btcrealm]

I found a tail gate pad from a Colorado company called Send It, one of the Amazon reviews for it showed it installed on the CT... it has a slide down panel that allows the rear view camera to work while it's in use.. so I ordered that.

I know it's possible to just throw a blanket over the tailgate, however bicycle costs $6,500 and is a carbon fiber frame bike, I'd rather get a cover that actually fastens the frame down to padding to reduce the risk that the frame gets cracked when going over bumps.

Makes sense. My only concern had been my Tacoma or Cybertruck. I've always had mountain bikes (less than $1k) so hadn't considered damaging them. On the Tacoma I'd consider a better option as the tailgate could get dented.

 

[bryanle1]

Yakima Gatekeeper in Medium. Works great. Has middle fold so you can use the camera too.

 

[RIVETS]

Can confirm the full-size Send It High roller 2 fits the CT. The window slides up and down to allow for the opening to give the camera a nice opening to see through. I had not strapped it down yet here. (and yes, I used a matte to blacken out the messy garage - it's in a bit of a transition)...
https://senditco.com/collections/ta...roller-tailgate-pad-v2?variant=41391649587313