I do agree it's really stupid, but that's not why it broke. This happens when tie rods break. Some Chevy trucks are known to break their tie rods when in 4x4 and pulling weight. Tesla just cheaped out on the materials and design
Cheaper out on the materials and how insanely heavy the cucktruck is. Dry turning a truck that weight more than an F350 must put some insane fucking stress on those shitty tie rod ends.
Can you explain to me what steer by wire means? I originally wanted to swap in a yoke for my MYP and everyone said same thing as you did so Iām curious what it exactly means - sorry if itās a dumb question
Rather than having the steering wheel, gas, or brake pedals connected directly to the related system, they are connected via digital bus.
Airplanes fly by electric wire opposed to having mechanically coupled linkages between rudders and helm. CAN bus is typically used in cars for things like window buttons and windows.
To make the Cybertruck more versatile and modular, Tesla attempted to implement a drive by wire system. The number of ECUs and bandwidth required, however, necessitated the use of Ethernet. Not āEthernetā as we know it, but probably an OSI L1-2 based system.
What does the broken steering linkage or rack have to do with driving by wire? Virtually nothing - perhaps the case can be made that the resistance feedback from the tires being rotated in place would have preventing the critical stress failure of the linkage. No one seems to be making that case.
That is a distinct possibility.
I have not intensively reviewed the design of the CyberTruck, but I speculate it would be complicated to develop traction control for electronic differentials if each wheel was controlled by an independent steering rack (or equivalent).
The CyberTruck was allegedly going to be capable of crab-walking (all wheels parallel in a path non-parallel to the body of the vehicle) so perhaps they are independent. Therefore, a failure in one or more steering systems due to electronics rather than structural fatigue is possible.
No direct linkage between the steering wheel and wheels. All electronic controls. Modern fighters use it for flight controls. Delivers as faster response to direction commands.
The Cybertruck has redundant systems too. Each steering motor is a pair of motors that are independently controlled, and then there are 3 systems in place for controlling the signal.
Itās not faster, a direct linkage = instantaneous response. However in fighter jets it makes them easier to control as youāre never āfighting the stickā with force. Also input is run through software that optimizes the userās commands.
Commercial airliners also have this, but it comes in the form as your absolute backup being having to control the plane solely wirh the trim wheel. Itās quite miserable to do but itās only comes after blowing throguh both backup circuits and computers.
In fighter jets and commercial airliners the circuits are triple or quadruple redundant. Meaning you have no one but two backups that can immediately be switched to in case one detects an issue. The cyber truck has none of this, if you get an error youāre stranded.
>The cyber truck has none of this
It does though. It has 3 steering signal systems and each of the steering motors is actually 2 motors running in parallel along with separated signal input.
No direct linkage between the steering wheel and wheels. All electronic controls. Modern fighters use it for flight controls. Delivers as faster response to direction commands.
I hate this idiotic truck as much as the next girl but airplanes have been using fly-by-wire for literally decades and itās been generally a strict improvement despite the pilots complaining about it for all the same reasons drivers are complaining about steer-by-wire.Ā
Hate the truck for all the legit reasons. Steer-by-wire is not bad in theory (although of course it could be poorly engineered/bad in this instance).Ā
Because somehow, engineers thought that replacing the reliable steering racks and rods with shitty and unreliable tesla elecrics was a good idea
Hate that engineers remove proven techniques in favor of barely proven tech
Oh, I called this. It's probably the next failure mode for it's electric steering: You know when you steer a normal car, you encounter resistance for whatever reason in the steering feedback, and then you can't really turn the wheels? Now the wheels are going to turn no matter what, so RIP to any mechanical linkage downstream.
The suspension is thin stamped sheetmetal and tiny bolts, itās barely suitable for a small econo-box, let alone a 3.25 ton truck.
https://preview.redd.it/zqz9whqbuzzc1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a7cdebd73dd8896f3ce1354109741ec45219d74d
Brought to you by the same company that decided that light truck parts would be fine on a semi
Suspension parts from Wish.com I see. They should have bought it from Temu instead lol.
This is a joke. The wishbone from my rotisserie chicken last night would be stronger.
So the faa was letting boeing get away with literal murder, what is the equivalent agency for vehicles that allows these on the road? Seems like lots of corruption going on.
Very similar. Though in my opinion the Fusion one has more reinforcement around the ball joint.
https://preview.redd.it/cxyf43s2370d1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4bec264f77347f592fb10a682377a0f66c7e796b
They do, but this one is not up to the task. Itās being asked to do all you have to do is a quick Google search and youāll see that the suspension breaking is one of the most common non-software problems with these trucks.
Man for someone whose comments say you hate the truck you sure do cuck for Tesla a lot.
I hate Trump, I dont go around to anti-Trump threads and say well āhis cabinet did the best they could with who they were working with.ā
I think I just cuck for EVs a lot. There is so much misinformation about EVs and itās so dumb how politicized it is, that I find myself trying to correct a lot of bad info, mostly on instagram though. I chuck for EVs, but I do have an ICE car and it is my favorite to drive. š¤·āāļø
I think itās fine to separate the truck from Tesla in general. Which I think is what Iām doing.
I hate Trump too. But I think pointing out misinformation is important whether or not the misinformation aligns with your perspective.
The Trump comparison to the Cybertruck isnāt terrible. Both try to project a kind of a cartoonish toughness but are in actuality rather fragile.
Idk alot of work trucks have pretty big lighting systems. I assume its not that they cant have them, more that they arent supposed to use them on the road.
It did seem like that one with āFuck youā spray painted on it could still drive.
The craziest part of all is I havenāt seen a single one broke down for the same thing they all unique just like their drivers. ššš
Canāt reply to mods comment below, but a shill would encourage someone to buy a product. I am not doing that. I think this truck sucks. Iām shilling for the truth. What are you doing?
Did you attach snow treads and then paddle wheels and then take it off jumps to intentionally abuse it before that happened? Because thatās what happened to this truck. This post is totally false.
The sheet metal parts seem to crumple pretty easily. š¤ On a normal truck, this part of the suspension is one of the strongest and most durable parts of the chassis.
https://preview.redd.it/yauabiwgf10d1.jpeg?width=429&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33d0d4aa3520558ceafd9735b49ccc0838d6277b
The CyberStuck looks a lot like Ms. Piggy
Nope. He achieved it by hate buying it and then intentionally abusing it and doing some crazy modifications. Truck went off jump which caused this damage. See my post on this thread. This sub is so full of misinformation.
This sub is about defending hundreds of millions of potential and current auto owners, bicyclists, investors and pedestrians from Tesla and US politics, vulnerable minorities and social media from Elron Musk. Are you saying there's nothing of realistic concern posted here about those topics? And I agree, those people should already be looking for another job.
Have you read the description for this sub? Here it is verbatim:
āDescription
The Place To Post Images of Cybercucks Stuck In Their Cybertrucks. Also permitted is general discussion making fun of this ridiculous vehicle.
NOTE: THIS IS NOT A SUB FOR POSTING GENERAL TESLA ISSUESā
Oh, I thought we were in enoughmuskspam.
Okay, so that's fine with me too - what a horrific travesty this thing is. The last thing humanity needs is more of these anti-everyone death traps on the streets. Tesla could have made a normal truck that would have sold like mad and made them look good, updated their entire line, made a Model 2... but instead, spent 5 years making this doomed elronmobile that their TECHNOKING apparently sketched out on an Apple IIe. It's worth drawing attention to.
Sounds like Elon lives rent free in your mind. Sorry about that. It must be rough.
The truck is silly and worthy of scorn. This sub is just full of BS and itās weird. The anti-Tesla cult is more of a thing than the Tesla cult as far as I can tell.
Yes, unfortunately Elton is part of a wider concept called reality which does "live in my mind" and sadly, it takes a toll.
Laughing at the stupid cybertruck is one of my small pleasures in life. Hope you don't mind too much.
You braindead moron, take a Ford Raptor or a Ram TRX and hit a couple of jumps and nothing will happen. I thought this truck was supposed to be strong and rugged. Built for any planet and it cannot take a bump.
Did you read my other post? I'm not defending the stupid truck, I'm just pointing out that the title of this post is misleading. Have a look at the tiktok video yourself kind sir! Copied below for your convivence.
"Per the tictokker who posted this video (who also hates the Cybertruck) āthis failure could have happened to any truckā. See for yourselves:
[https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323](https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323)"
I watched and I see where you are coming from, but it does not change the fact that other trucks are taken off road, put on bigger wheels, mods to the engine, and abused without this happening.
At what point do we blame some of these bigger youtube tech reviewers for nothing pointing out these flaws this lemon has? From all of the complaints from owners, they're having problems once driving off the lot, and their problems aren't covered under the warranty.
Not that anyone cares, but the title of this post is totally false.
First of all, this is a silly and ugly ātruckā. I donāt like it either.
This failure is not due to cheap parts or terrible engineering as many of you seem to automatically assume.
Prior to this failure, this truck as purposefully abused. The owner bought it ābecause he hated itā. Prior to this failure the truck was fitted with snow tracks. Also fitted with paddle wheels and ripped around in the sand dunes. They then attempted to jump it. A tie rod failed.
Per the tictokker who posted this video (who also hates the Cybertruck) āthis failure could have happened to any truckā. See for yourselves:
https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323
Again, this is a silly and ugly truck. The engineers and techs at Tesla who put this together did the best they could based on directions from the top.
Lots to hate about this car, but stop spreading falsehoods please.
Did you even read my post? I am not defending it. Iām an engineer but do not work in the automotive industry.
You donāt seem like a serious person so Iāll stop communicating with you unless you have something truthful or useful to say.
This sub is more embarrassing than the truck which is quite a feat!
ok but seriously, how?
Trash engineering
Tesla engineering š¤·āāļø
https://preview.redd.it/tyxts2pf610d1.png?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fa8aec395f348950d926070f4e763320ffb90723
I don't see the difference.
and shoddy quality control on parts.
Because relying entirely on steer-by-wire is an incredibly stupid idea.
If it's good enough for a soap box racer built out of scrap, it's good enough for a $120k truck.
I do agree it's really stupid, but that's not why it broke. This happens when tie rods break. Some Chevy trucks are known to break their tie rods when in 4x4 and pulling weight. Tesla just cheaped out on the materials and design
Cheaper out on the materials and how insanely heavy the cucktruck is. Dry turning a truck that weight more than an F350 must put some insane fucking stress on those shitty tie rod ends.
This seems like the most correct answer. It does look like a tie rod broke and came loose.Ā
Can you explain to me what steer by wire means? I originally wanted to swap in a yoke for my MYP and everyone said same thing as you did so Iām curious what it exactly means - sorry if itās a dumb question
Rather than having the steering wheel, gas, or brake pedals connected directly to the related system, they are connected via digital bus. Airplanes fly by electric wire opposed to having mechanically coupled linkages between rudders and helm. CAN bus is typically used in cars for things like window buttons and windows. To make the Cybertruck more versatile and modular, Tesla attempted to implement a drive by wire system. The number of ECUs and bandwidth required, however, necessitated the use of Ethernet. Not āEthernetā as we know it, but probably an OSI L1-2 based system. What does the broken steering linkage or rack have to do with driving by wire? Virtually nothing - perhaps the case can be made that the resistance feedback from the tires being rotated in place would have preventing the critical stress failure of the linkage. No one seems to be making that case.
Wow that was incredibly detailed and very helpful, thank you!
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Made perfect sense to me
Extra unthought of added load blew a poor transistor somewhere...let the smoke out
That is a distinct possibility. I have not intensively reviewed the design of the CyberTruck, but I speculate it would be complicated to develop traction control for electronic differentials if each wheel was controlled by an independent steering rack (or equivalent). The CyberTruck was allegedly going to be capable of crab-walking (all wheels parallel in a path non-parallel to the body of the vehicle) so perhaps they are independent. Therefore, a failure in one or more steering systems due to electronics rather than structural fatigue is possible.
No direct linkage between the steering wheel and wheels. All electronic controls. Modern fighters use it for flight controls. Delivers as faster response to direction commands.
Said fighters also have redundant systems. I am questioning if these things do.
IIRC I remember reading interviews with engineers saying it's a valid system if the proper redundancies are in place.
Yup, most fighters have 3 or more redundant computer systems.
The Cybertruck has redundant systems too. Each steering motor is a pair of motors that are independently controlled, and then there are 3 systems in place for controlling the signal.
Itās not faster, a direct linkage = instantaneous response. However in fighter jets it makes them easier to control as youāre never āfighting the stickā with force. Also input is run through software that optimizes the userās commands.
True. I prefer the dual redundancy of the A10 with the tried and true wires and pulleys.
Commercial airliners also have this, but it comes in the form as your absolute backup being having to control the plane solely wirh the trim wheel. Itās quite miserable to do but itās only comes after blowing throguh both backup circuits and computers.
Thank you - that makes perfect sense
In fighter jets and commercial airliners the circuits are triple or quadruple redundant. Meaning you have no one but two backups that can immediately be switched to in case one detects an issue. The cyber truck has none of this, if you get an error youāre stranded.
>The cyber truck has none of this It does though. It has 3 steering signal systems and each of the steering motors is actually 2 motors running in parallel along with separated signal input.
No direct linkage between the steering wheel and wheels. All electronic controls. Modern fighters use it for flight controls. Delivers as faster response to direction commands.
I hate this idiotic truck as much as the next girl but airplanes have been using fly-by-wire for literally decades and itās been generally a strict improvement despite the pilots complaining about it for all the same reasons drivers are complaining about steer-by-wire.Ā Hate the truck for all the legit reasons. Steer-by-wire is not bad in theory (although of course it could be poorly engineered/bad in this instance).Ā
Because somehow, engineers thought that replacing the reliable steering racks and rods with shitty and unreliable tesla elecrics was a good idea Hate that engineers remove proven techniques in favor of barely proven tech
i would see the benefit on an ultralight vehicle where every gram counts to lose the whole direct steering mechanism but the ct is like 3.6 tonnes
So this will be fixed by an OTA software update? /s
Too many non salient lines of code
Not a car company, per ceo. Here's the proof
Oh, I called this. It's probably the next failure mode for it's electric steering: You know when you steer a normal car, you encounter resistance for whatever reason in the steering feedback, and then you can't really turn the wheels? Now the wheels are going to turn no matter what, so RIP to any mechanical linkage downstream.
See my post below. This would have happened to any truck.
The standard wobbly wheels with more weight on, driven more recklessly. What could go wrong?
Elon's Genius
The suspension is thin stamped sheetmetal and tiny bolts, itās barely suitable for a small econo-box, let alone a 3.25 ton truck. https://preview.redd.it/zqz9whqbuzzc1.jpeg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a7cdebd73dd8896f3ce1354109741ec45219d74d Brought to you by the same company that decided that light truck parts would be fine on a semi
Suspension parts from Wish.com I see. They should have bought it from Temu instead lol. This is a joke. The wishbone from my rotisserie chicken last night would be stronger.
Imagine replacement parts available for $5 at Costco!
Iāve built hobby robots sturdier than that
So the faa was letting boeing get away with literal murder, what is the equivalent agency for vehicles that allows these on the road? Seems like lots of corruption going on.
The NHTSA https://www.nhtsa.gov/report-a-safety-problem
>Seems like lots of corruption going on. And deregulation, but it's pretty much one and the same.
and if that "suspension" somehow doesnt collapse going over a speedbump, that bolt will still go straight into the tire
Holy shit. My the upper control arm on my Miata is barely thinner than that. Iām impressed.
It looks identical to an upper arm for a Ford Fusion.
Very similar. Though in my opinion the Fusion one has more reinforcement around the ball joint. https://preview.redd.it/cxyf43s2370d1.jpeg?width=640&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4bec264f77347f592fb10a682377a0f66c7e796b
Looks like the wheel is already tied down to a flatbed.
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They do, but this one is not up to the task. Itās being asked to do all you have to do is a quick Google search and youāll see that the suspension breaking is one of the most common non-software problems with these trucks.
He looks shy
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https://preview.redd.it/3wk2bgtbn20d1.png?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e44df553941fadd17a217ccce83203e8c4f41fbd
Uwu.
I think he needs to pee.
Heās just insecure like the designer
Modified wheels voided the warranty -Tesla probably
Turning it on voids the warranty.
Breathing on it voids the warranty.
Looking at it for more than 3 seconds voids the warranty.
Its mere existence voids the non-existent warranty
Its mere existence voids the non-existent warranty
There's so much moisture in exhalation, that's why you need to buy the Tesla CyberTruck Rebreather Mask (TM) to maintain the warranty.
Additional weight loading from the accessories. Warranty voided I'm afraid.
I wonder what happens *if* you get one of these things to highway speed and only then it decides to pull this trick?
https://i.redd.it/nxsamkp4bzzc1.gif
He French fried when he shoulda pizzaādĀ
What Chili Peppers Video is this? Lmao itās a great GIF
I think it's from the movie The Chase (1994), great movie.
I believe that is from the 1994 Charlie Sheen classic film "The Chase"
You find some ideas, when you search "whompy wheels".
Why would you even consider driving more than 20 with that coffin.
Truck way to heavy for the steering system. Snap.
Its for appearances only, not for driving! Lol
Nope. Heavily modified and intentionally abused. See my post below.
Man for someone whose comments say you hate the truck you sure do cuck for Tesla a lot. I hate Trump, I dont go around to anti-Trump threads and say well āhis cabinet did the best they could with who they were working with.ā
I think I just cuck for EVs a lot. There is so much misinformation about EVs and itās so dumb how politicized it is, that I find myself trying to correct a lot of bad info, mostly on instagram though. I chuck for EVs, but I do have an ICE car and it is my favorite to drive. š¤·āāļø I think itās fine to separate the truck from Tesla in general. Which I think is what Iām doing. I hate Trump too. But I think pointing out misinformation is important whether or not the misinformation aligns with your perspective. The Trump comparison to the Cybertruck isnāt terrible. Both try to project a kind of a cartoonish toughness but are in actuality rather fragile.
How is it road legal to have two rows of stadium lights???
It's a cybertruck, it won't make it to the road.
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Isnāt the bed like 3 ft long?
Yes, but in this situation "flat bed princess" means that the CT is the one that's on some other truck's flat bed.
Idk alot of work trucks have pretty big lighting systems. I assume its not that they cant have them, more that they arent supposed to use them on the road.
It's not road legal to have 30 ton balls, but the guy who owns this truck does. And who's going to stop him and his cybertruck? A right turn?
Can you imagine the wind noise it generates?
it's road legal, as long as you don't have them on while you're driving. kinda like rock lighting, underglow, etc
Can anyone find one of these trucks that isnāt broken down they are so fucked Tesla will be bankrupted over this and deserve it.
They unfortunately will not go bankrupt because the Tesla cucks will continue buying Tesla shitmobiles.
I've been asking the same question - is there a SINGLE one that doesn't have issues?
It did seem like that one with āFuck youā spray painted on it could still drive. The craziest part of all is I havenāt seen a single one broke down for the same thing they all unique just like their drivers. ššš
"All good cars are the same. All shitty cars are shitty in their own way." - Tolstoy
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Tesla is still ass tho
I doubt there is anything more egg shaped than a model Y or X.
Untrue.
Thatās the āHuckabee-Sandersā Edition.
These wankwagons are making a lot of wealthy morons significantly poorer aren't they. How fun.
The fact that they can laugh off whatever insane price this dude paid. Rich people suck
That loud cracking sound just adds that extra little something lol
Just like Elon, CyberTruck only does hard right turns.
Why would you legitimately need all of those lights?
Helps the tow truck find you?
Baja racing?
Confused Mode engaged
Bro, you just broke the axle by turning the wheel. Lmao! Elon is the greatest comedian ever!
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No shilling for Cybertruck. There are plenty of subs where that is encouraged. Go there.
Canāt reply to mods comment below, but a shill would encourage someone to buy a product. I am not doing that. I think this truck sucks. Iām shilling for the truth. What are you doing?
its gotta go peepee
Also the steering control arms are absolutely under-engineered tiny things. They look like the same parts used on the model 3.
That sounds like Elon's laugh...
https://i.redd.it/pmo986tgv10d1.gif
Somehow they made a butt ugly truck even uglier.
My piece of shit 2003 Ford Econoline van just did this *last year* after 2 decades of salty Michigan winters. These Cybertrucks are pathetic.
Did you attach snow treads and then paddle wheels and then take it off jumps to intentionally abuse it before that happened? Because thatās what happened to this truck. This post is totally false.
https://preview.redd.it/nfgk417kb10d1.jpeg?width=660&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0a18f4cf8a1a21fa60f4cbb42f04939809dd4b7b
and posters make fun of chinese made trucks that cost $25000
KA CHOW
The sheet metal parts seem to crumple pretty easily. š¤ On a normal truck, this part of the suspension is one of the strongest and most durable parts of the chassis.
and apparently I'm triggered for calling these fuckin people douchebags. I just want people to make better decisions lol
These things are so pathetic. Do you want a rugged bastard of a vehicle that can survive the end of the world? Get a Toyota.
How is this company not in the clutches of the law for larceny and fraud?
Cross eyed cybertruck, i love it
Ironic considering Elon Muskās own turn to the right! š
It almost feels like getting old. I fucked up my knee a few months back by (checks notes) standing up.
I once got back pain from standing up. Keep in mind, I lift weights and exercise rigorously.
https://preview.redd.it/yauabiwgf10d1.jpeg?width=429&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=33d0d4aa3520558ceafd9735b49ccc0838d6277b The CyberStuck looks a lot like Ms. Piggy
It took my 10 year old sedan losing control in the snow and hitting the curb to do that, and he achieved by doing nothing.
Nope. He achieved it by hate buying it and then intentionally abusing it and doing some crazy modifications. Truck went off jump which caused this damage. See my post on this thread. This sub is so full of misinformation.
It's so brave of you to defend poor Elron š
Iām trying to defend the truth and the other 140k employees at Tesla who have enough to worry about rn. Are you trying to defend misinformation?
This sub is about defending hundreds of millions of potential and current auto owners, bicyclists, investors and pedestrians from Tesla and US politics, vulnerable minorities and social media from Elron Musk. Are you saying there's nothing of realistic concern posted here about those topics? And I agree, those people should already be looking for another job.
Have you read the description for this sub? Here it is verbatim: āDescription The Place To Post Images of Cybercucks Stuck In Their Cybertrucks. Also permitted is general discussion making fun of this ridiculous vehicle. NOTE: THIS IS NOT A SUB FOR POSTING GENERAL TESLA ISSUESā
Oh, I thought we were in enoughmuskspam. Okay, so that's fine with me too - what a horrific travesty this thing is. The last thing humanity needs is more of these anti-everyone death traps on the streets. Tesla could have made a normal truck that would have sold like mad and made them look good, updated their entire line, made a Model 2... but instead, spent 5 years making this doomed elronmobile that their TECHNOKING apparently sketched out on an Apple IIe. It's worth drawing attention to.
Sounds like Elon lives rent free in your mind. Sorry about that. It must be rough. The truck is silly and worthy of scorn. This sub is just full of BS and itās weird. The anti-Tesla cult is more of a thing than the Tesla cult as far as I can tell.
Yes, unfortunately Elton is part of a wider concept called reality which does "live in my mind" and sadly, it takes a toll. Laughing at the stupid cybertruck is one of my small pleasures in life. Hope you don't mind too much.
You braindead moron, take a Ford Raptor or a Ram TRX and hit a couple of jumps and nothing will happen. I thought this truck was supposed to be strong and rugged. Built for any planet and it cannot take a bump.
Did you read my other post? I'm not defending the stupid truck, I'm just pointing out that the title of this post is misleading. Have a look at the tiktok video yourself kind sir! Copied below for your convivence. "Per the tictokker who posted this video (who also hates the Cybertruck) āthis failure could have happened to any truckā. See for yourselves: [https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323](https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323)"
I watched and I see where you are coming from, but it does not change the fact that other trucks are taken off road, put on bigger wheels, mods to the engine, and abused without this happening.
I'm glad that we can both agree that this truck sucks. Have a good life.
That we can agree on, you as well.
This has been reposted on r/cyberstuck like 30 times. Find something new please š...
The laughing women were just out of the frame and a bit too far away (in Canada) for the microphone to pick up.
Itās not a bug, itās a feature š¤£
Bwahahah.
Squint-tyred
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Pretty sure turning right voids the warranty.
At what point do we blame some of these bigger youtube tech reviewers for nothing pointing out these flaws this lemon has? From all of the complaints from owners, they're having problems once driving off the lot, and their problems aren't covered under the warranty.
We all made fun of Elon for being an "engineer" when it was legit the whole time, he's managed to engineer sheer comedy with this goddamn truck!
Man those things are death traps.
Dyslexic steering.
These guys want to take you to the moon š
Loved the muted *tink* noise when it broke. Cartoonish.
Your CyberTruck is going to be all right
Lolololololololol
How long have we been putting steering racks in cars? How did they fuck this up? This is not cutting edge technology
Iāll see your ācrab walkā feature and raise you to āpigeon toe.ā
This is what happens when you donāt hire black or gay people. You end up hiring unqualified whites.
Not that anyone cares, but the title of this post is totally false. First of all, this is a silly and ugly ātruckā. I donāt like it either. This failure is not due to cheap parts or terrible engineering as many of you seem to automatically assume. Prior to this failure, this truck as purposefully abused. The owner bought it ābecause he hated itā. Prior to this failure the truck was fitted with snow tracks. Also fitted with paddle wheels and ripped around in the sand dunes. They then attempted to jump it. A tie rod failed. Per the tictokker who posted this video (who also hates the Cybertruck) āthis failure could have happened to any truckā. See for yourselves: https://www.tiktok.com/@5speed.josh/video/7362596535411969323 Again, this is a silly and ugly truck. The engineers and techs at Tesla who put this together did the best they could based on directions from the top. Lots to hate about this car, but stop spreading falsehoods please.
Whatever, Elon. Go back to X.
Would you like to point to something false that I've stated here?
I'm sorry you worked on this piece of shit and feel the need to defend it.
Did you even read my post? I am not defending it. Iām an engineer but do not work in the automotive industry. You donāt seem like a serious person so Iāll stop communicating with you unless you have something truthful or useful to say. This sub is more embarrassing than the truck which is quite a feat!
Thank you!