New Cybertruck - Purchasing Accessories

[Lucky]

I just recently purchased a Tesla Cybertruck and am looking to accessorize. I am particularly interested in:
- Cyber Tent
- Weatherproof Floor Mats
- Cargo Divider
- Chargers
- Tesla Tire Compressor
- And more.

I am primarily interested in genuine OEM Tesla accessories however open to other brands as well. DM me if you have accessories you would like to sell!

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[Art138]

I didn’t see running boards on your list; got these stainless steel from Realwheels (sponsor on this site).

 

[hemiarch]

I’m in Phoenix (Scottsdale) and have most of this I’m willing to sell for a good price. DM me if you’d like but I think shipping to Florida will be challenging. Hopefully someone local can do the same for you but if not, we can do some sort of ground shipment. Greyhound maybe?

 

[kpanda17]

there are sooooo many lists and there is even one post of what people feel are most necessary
good luck, always search first

 

[kpanda17]

this was a good recent one
https://www.cybertruckownersclub.com/forum/threads/new-cybertruck-owner.45138/

 

[Moter3d]

I have a brand new in box home charger for sale. Email me and I’ll send pics. $400
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[JackCypher]

Cargo divider : Great in theory - fails in practice.
A. Too dependent on the cargo bed flatness and height to the guide rails. Most have to have Tesla service 'adjust' the bed deck. [Which involved torquing the bed down so much - the bed cargo loops are locked in place and unusable.]

B. It is completely in the way when you don't need it. And does NOT fit in the back seat area -[too wide]

C. Mine sits in the garage as a $400 curiosity.

IMO - Jack

 

[Willinak]

Cargo divider : Great in theory - fails in practice.
A. Too dependent on the cargo bed flatness and height to the guide rails. Most have to have Tesla service 'adjust' the bed deck. [Which involved torquing the bed down so much - the bed cargo loops are locked in place and unusable.]

B. It is completely in the way when you don't need it. And does NOT fit in the back seat area -[too wide]

C. Mine sits in the garage as a $400 curiosity.

IMO - Jack

Interesting...first time I’ve heard of this issue. I “was”in the market for the divider, but this gives me pause. Maybe a NET might be a better option for keeping items from sliding all the way to the front.

 

[sefar]

Cargo divider : Great in theory - fails in practice.
A. Too dependent on the cargo bed flatness and height to the guide rails. Most have to have Tesla service 'adjust' the bed deck. [Which involved torquing the bed down so much - the bed cargo loops are locked in place and unusable.]

B. It is completely in the way when you don't need it. And does NOT fit in the back seat area -[too wide]

C. Mine sits in the garage as a $400 curiosity.

IMO - Jack

If your cargo divider doesn't work, open a ticket and get your truck serviced. I had to do that and then it would lock in place. Some folks report getting the bed liner replaced, for me they adjusted the side rails in the truck.

I am on my second CT, 32xxx VIN, and the divider fits like a charm. In my first one was 17XXX and needed some service center love. Even then it was a tough fit but it did work. If you are using a bed mat or liner, you will need a late edition cargo divider that has adjustable feet.

 

[hemiarch]

I have the cybergearco with the adjustable feet and never had an issue probably for that reason. My D-rings are pretty tight though and it hadn’t occurred to me the bed played a role in that.

 

[HaulingAss]

Interesting...first time I’ve heard of this issue. I “was”in the market for the divider, but this gives me pause. Maybe a NET might be a better option for keeping items from sliding all the way to the front.

Congrats on your Cybertruck! You're going to love it!

I use a cargo net, a lot lighter, cheaper and more versatile.

IMO, the Cybertruck comes pretty well equipped and doesn't needed a lot of extras tacked on.

I would suggest a 120V air pump and plug kit, instead of the expensive Tesla offering that comes with tire slime, which is easy to use but not as effective as plugs (and leaves your tire and wheel a sticky mess in need of cleaning). Walmart (of all places) has a good emergency inflator for tire repairs. It's really cheap and inexpensive but it has the power to fill the Cybertruck's 35" tires during an emergency roadside repair (and it will plug into the truck's 120V power outlets).

Hyper Tough Dual Power Digital Inflator for P195/65R15 Car Tire, Car-DC 12V or Home-AC 120V - Walmart.com

Do get the all-weather mats, the ones Tesla makes are good but there are other styles available from third-party suppliers too.

I like the sunscreen that fits under the glass roof, it does lower interior temps on sunny days.

Enjoy your Cybertruck, I think it's the best value for a well-equipped 1/2-ton truck available! It puts my gas F-150 to shame.

 

[bosshog]

cargo mat from tesla is really useful.

 

[HaulingAss]

I have the cybergearco with the adjustable feet and never had an issue probably for that reason. My D-rings are pretty tight though and it hadn’t occurred to me the bed played a role in that.

My D-rings were tight when new, I put a drop of light machine oil on each pivot and now they function easily, even a year later.

 

[Tesla Pilot]

Interesting...first time I’ve heard of this issue. I “was”in the market for the divider, but this gives me pause. Maybe a NET might be a better option for keeping items from sliding all the way to the front.

The Tesla Cargo divider is unfortunately the one with that issue, however, most third party dividers will sit flush with the floor. The one sold by CyberGear works amazingly well and they run lots of sales. Here's a link: https://www.cybergearco.com/products/tesla-cybertruck-cargo-divider-compatible-with-cargo-liner

 

[bosshog]

I have many tesla accessories but the cargo divider is the least used .

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