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Tire experts: Are the CT tires good for gravel roads?

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I dove my Model Y to Prudhoe Bay and back using standard 18" tires and during the trip I lost a tire by driving almost ~1,000 miles on Dalton HWY. Basically 60% gravel+potholes, 40% asphalt road

I would like to do a similar trip on Dempster HWY, this time with Cybertruck.

Are the Cybertruck tires any good with sharp rocks / gravel roads? Should I haul a spare tire or not? :) It takes a lot of space!

Just to give you a sense of driving on Dalton: Out of 5 Teslas 3 had a flat tire. Also, out of 2 Rivians, none had tire issues. A Hummer EV also didn't have any tire issues.

Thanks!
 

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I dove my Model Y to Prudhoe Bay and back using standard 18" tires and during the trip I lost a tire by driving almost ~1,000 miles on Dalton HWY. Basically 60% gravel+potholes, 40% asphalt road

I would like to do a similar trip on Dempster HWY, this time with Cybertruck.

Are the Cybertruck tires any good with sharp rocks / gravel roads? Should I haul a spare tire or not? :) It takes a lot of space!

Just to give you a sense of driving on Dalton: Out of 5 Teslas 3 had a flat tire. Also, out of 2 Rivians, none had tire issues. A Hummer EV also didn't have any tire issues.

Thanks!
LT tires for the win…
https://www.discounttire.com/learn/passenger-vs-light-truck
 

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I dove my Model Y to Prudhoe Bay and back using standard 18" tires and during the trip I lost a tire by driving almost ~1,000 miles on Dalton HWY. Basically 60% gravel+potholes, 40% asphalt road

I would like to do a similar trip on Dempster HWY, this time with Cybertruck.

Are the Cybertruck tires any good with sharp rocks / gravel roads? Should I haul a spare tire or not? :) It takes a lot of space!

Just to give you a sense of driving on Dalton: Out of 5 Teslas 3 had a flat tire. Also, out of 2 Rivians, none had tire issues. A Hummer EV also didn't have any tire issues.

Thanks!
I just looked it up, the Dempster appears to be hard packed gravel. That's what the Richardson was, 20 years ago, and I took a rental up it. It was a 60+ mph road, no big deal on the tires.

The Cybertruck Foundation Series has All-Terrain tires and seem to be relatively happy on gravel.
It may also be impacted on the last time road maintenance was done.
 
 
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