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@nate.co First of all, this is incredible documentation of the entire process - well done! Even showing the carboard measurements are great, too - thank you! This entire setup and organization is incredible. I dig it. I just finished something similar, sans GMRS radio, but now you have me...

Came out to this after lunch, a few months ago. Surprised I was taller with my 35s, although the Cybertruck is much, much longer.

Thank you! Appreciate it. It fits great, and in fact, I believe it should have been this way from the factory. Fills out the wells much better, IMO. In terms of how close the tire is, I've got a few inches. I've even aired down when off roading with zero clearance issues. Here's a horrible...

I am in Wisconsin where we also won't see warmer weather until late spring, and so far mine has held up great. I will say, I did install in a heated garage, but the truck has been subject to extreme cold weather right after with zero issues. IMO though, install the cover, and wait for the temps...

I'm sure it's quite boring to visually see, but did you have any photos of them installed? Any issues? Do you notice them when not inflated? I assume you keep them at 0 PSI when not towing/hauling.

Did you go this route? I am looking to do the same very soon.

I didn’t do any headlight leveling. The RR does have auto leveling headlights (you can see them level when you turn on the truck at night) but I still do have a small front rake so regardless my headlights are never pointed to the moon, even when towing.

Following this thread as I am curious as well. I am almost willing to bet if there's one that fits the 5g it'll fit the 6g. I believe it just sits on the bed rails under the cover gasket. $350+ is tough to swallow for something which may not work, though.

315/70/17 is roughly the same, although, I think just the tiniest bit smaller than a true 35. Don't quote me of course, maybe someone can chime in who went that route!

Sure thing. Believe it or not, mine are the matte black wheel with gloss black ring. It’s not a high gloss though and matches my black truck perfect; between the semi-gloss paint and matte fenders. Plus, unless keep your wheels clean 100% of the time, the wheel almost always looks matte. ;)...

@garagesale @jorosz0309 I was able to install my Diamondback SE this weekend, and honestly, it went surprisingly well all around. I still don't have my bulkhead weatherstripping yet, but I'll install when I get it. A few things I found. You absolutely need 2 people for this job. It made it...

Unfortunately the bulkhead gasket was not included in my shipment, and one of my panels was bent (although I’ll try to rectify that myself) so I have not installed yet. However, when I opened a warranty case, they had me measure my lock rod bracket and mentioned I had 4x of the wrong size. So...

Good to know about centering the cover, I would have done that for sure. I'd also have to see what you're referring to, regarding where water can come in. I am the same as you, don't care much about water ingress (well, to a point of course) but big enough gaps would be annoying. Looks like we...

First of all, it looks great! I am very jealous right now. Second, I didn't realize how odd the back of our bed is. It makes complete sense now, I see what you mean. Personally, I wouldn't want it to hang over the tail lights. I also see those inner cleats, I like them. Mine also came with 4...

Even more reason to get that heated/insulated garage up and running! ;) I like the thought there. Was super excited to get this thing installed, too. But I am the same as you, I don't necessarily need it 100% weather tight, it's more for the security piece and the mounting of things on.

Are your lock rod guide brackets also too short after full install?

Unfortunately one of my panels came bent and there wasn’t a rear gap seal included with my shipment. Safe to say I wasn’t able to install mine. The light and tool bar were not installed which is fine, but all my cleats were installed straight, so that’s at least a win. Thing is though, I’ll be...

You're right, it doesn't list it on their site! I chatted with them and they mentioned it did fit as long as I didn't have the lay down seats - so I gave it a shot. Works great! They are extremely rigid as they are bolted to the frame of the seat. That Packout is probably the best of, idk, 20...

You're most likely right, regarding the hobbies, haha. The toolbar is actually for something to snag stuff in the back of the bed if I cannot reach, without climbing back there. 35" tires lifts this thing a bit higher than stock, haha. But you're right, curious how low it'll sit. That light...

Those are the ones I have! I had a pair of universal Yakama bed clamp style ones and they were right in line of sight behind me - which I hated. I was aiming for that not to be an issue with those. I also had all the cleats installed and ordered the light and tool holder as well, we'll see if...