Daily random Cybertruck photos thread - Post Yours! 📸 🤳

[J.Graham]

Keeping 6 while nature calls

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[Oden's Beast]

Christmas Party prep!

 

[jahansolu]

Snow Day in Whistler, BC
Found an untouched trail - amazing capabilities especially with the (New) Wrangler RT tires.
Video Links: Video 1, Video 2, Video 3
Pics:

 

[Friday]

Autopark was taking too long and there was a car waiting for me to clear the lane. I got flustered and took over. I was mm from humility, but stopped by chance just in time. I should let the robot take its time to park the darn thing.

 

[Kryptek]

Charging at new local SC in Alaska

 

[Fugue]

Autopark was taking too long and there was a car waiting for me to clear the lane. I got flustered and took over. I was mm from humility, but stopped by chance just in time. I should let the robot take its time to park the darn thing.

Good thing you don't have a hitch.

 

[RayzorBEV]

It's 75 degrees and sunny here in West Texas but the Christmas spirit must continue.
Say hello to CyberSanta
Yeah, about the red nose...it's from all the eggnog taste testing

 

[vampy]

Following the rule of always park next to another CT!

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

Snow Day in Whistler, BC
Found an untouched trail - amazing capabilities especially with the (New) Wrangler RT tires.
Video Links: Video 1, Video 2, Video 3
Pics:

Love the photos! I thought to myself "wish there was video" and then I noticed there was

Are those Tesla-sold tires?

 

[jahansolu]

Love the photos! I thought to myself "wish there was video" and then I noticed there was

Are those Tesla-sold tires?

Indeed, they are the new Wrangler RT tires - they're super beefy. I didn't know how to use my $3500 Tesla credits, so I purchased brand new set of tires and kept the old ones in case. I did find they are still quite slippery though - perfect for drifting in the snow. I do, however, turn on the "Slippery" mode (under Dynamics in Settings) to ensure all four-wheels are active when I drive faster than 50 MPH in snow or rain.

 

[Jabman]

This was last week, but I can’t help by show support. Plus, what an amazing tailgate vehicle this thing is. I used the outlets in the bed to power an electric coil to heat the coals for my $50 charcoal grill in the parking lot. Pair that with some beers and snow. Epic!

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

This was last week, but I can’t help by show support. Plus, what an amazing tailgate vehicle this thing is. I used the outlets in the bed to power an electric coil to heat the coals for my $50 charcoal grill in the parking lot. Pair that with some beers and snow. Epic!

Awesome!

 

[TheLastStarfighter]

Indeed, they are the new Wrangler RT tires - they're super beefy. I didn't know how to use my $3500 Tesla credits, so I purchased brand new set of tires and kept the old ones in case. I did find they are still quite slippery though - perfect for drifting in the snow. I do, however, turn on the "Slippery" mode (under Dynamics in Settings) to ensure all four-wheels are active when I drive faster than 50 MPH in snow or rain.

Cool thanks. I like hearing from people that live in real winter. My biggest debate is studded or not. I always have studded on my cars, but I used to have an old-style Jeep Grand Cherokee and it only had studless all terrains and was great in winter. I'd avoid the annoying stud whine if I can , but I want the Cybetruck to be the absolute best winter vehicle possible.

 

[jahansolu]

Cool thanks. I like hearing from people that live in real winter. My biggest debate is studded or not. I always have studded on my cars, but I used to have an old-style Jeep Grand Cherokee and it only had studless all terrains and was great in winter. I'd avoid the annoying stud whine if I can , but I want the Cybetruck to be the absolute best winter vehicle possible.

It most definitely is one of the most capable vehicle out there - I was impressed.

Here's my take:
A great set of winter tires and proper equipment is more than plenty to tackle 70% of winter conditions.This means having something like Wrangler RT tires, a shovel, a tow hook, recovery lines, and traction boards. For most, this combination should suffice. In rare cases, you may require a winch system, studded tires, and CB radio / Starlink for coms.

The most important take away is the driver themselves. You could give a Swiss army knife to a novice and they won't even be able to utilize 1/10 of its true potential. The same can be said about the Cybertruck. Many don't even use the "Slippery" mode, let alone the off-road functions (ie, diff locks, ride height adjust, etc.). All these are specific tools included in the Cybertruck to make it one of the most capable vehicles out there.

However, if the driver doesn't use nor know about these features, then you get those sad idiots on TikTok / Insta reels where the Cybertruck is stuck in partial snow unable to crawl out of a parking spot.

 

[RonSol]

Last minute stop for a few things at the grocery store. Had to turn around for a pic

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