[CyberGear] New Solid Running Boards for Cybertruck

[Cybergear]

We’re excited to introduce our new solid-design running boards for Cybertruck! After extensive market feedback and real-world testing, we’ve created a version that provides even better grip, durability, and a bold new aesthetic.

Key Features:
• Heavy-Duty Carbon Steel Construction – Built to withstand tough conditions while maintaining structural integrity.
• Thick Powder-Coated Finish – Provides excellent corrosion resistance, ensuring long-term durability against the elements.
• Solid Diamond-Patterned Surface – Offers enhanced slip resistance compared to traditional cutout designs.
• Cybertruck-Inspired Aesthetics – Maintains the futuristic, angular look that seamlessly integrates with your vehicle.
• Easy Installation – Designed for a straightforward, bolt-on installation without any modifications.

This design has already been validated by customers who have tested it in real-world conditions, and we’re proud to bring it to the Cybertruck community.

Check out the customer installation photos below and let us know what you think!

Order here
https://www.cybergearco.com/product...g-board-set-nerf-bars-side-steps-solid-design

Now available and ready to ship!

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[MyFirstElectricTesla]

Are they OK for tire rotation?

 

[Cybergear]

Are they OK for tire rotation?

You don’t need to worry at all. This product is designed in a way that it will not affect tire rotation or performance in any way.

 

[Cybergear]

 

[tmeyer3]

Great product! I do have a few questions:

1. Can you elaborate on what "solid design" means? Are these tougher than the non solid design or are they simply not see-through, therefore solid design?
2. Where are these manufactured?
3. What is the upward lift limit on these? Can they be used with a recovery jack?

Thanks!

 

[Cybergear]

Great product! I do have a few questions:

1. Can you elaborate on what "solid design" means? Are these tougher than the non solid design or are they simply not see-through, therefore solid design?
2. Where are these manufactured?
3. What is the upward lift limit on these? Can they be used with a recovery jack?

Thanks!

Thanks for the reply! Here are the answers to the questions.

1. The previous design was already very solid and market-tested. We’ve launched this new design to meet different needs while keeping the durability and quality intact.


2. These are manufactured in China and shipped from California, with delivery expected within 2-5 days depending on your location.


3. This running board can easily support up to 600 lbs. In the video, you can see three adults standing on it without any wobbling. Additionally, we’ve ensured that the design doesn’t interfere with the jack points, so it’s compatible with your needs.

Let me know if you have any more questions!

 

[PhilEsq]

Is there a difference between the solid and perforated, other than aesthetics? Are there any pros or cons that are different? You mentioned, "We’ve launched this new design to meet different needs..." What are those needs?

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