Potential buyers of the Tesla Cybertruck should be aware of the vehicle's maintenance costs beyond the battery. Specifically, replacing the tires can result in a substantial expense, with the cost of four new tires potentially exceeding $2,000, depending on the vehicle configuration and any additional packages selected.
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The electric pickup truck is available in various wheel configurations, each corresponding to different ring options. The base model is equipped with 18-inch Goodyear Wrangler Territory HT tires. For the 20-inch wheel versions, owners have the option to choose between Pirelli Scorpion ATR or Goodyear Wrangler Territory RT tires, with the latter featuring an all-terrain design.
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The Cybertruck's substantial weight, coupled with its instant power delivery, may contribute to accelerated wear and tear, particularly when driven regularly.
Tesla advises maintaining a specific tire pressure to prevent premature replacement. For vehicles with standard configurations and normal charging, the recommended cold pressure is 50 psi. In the case of all-terrain tires, the pressure should be increased to 65 psi when the vehicle reaches its maximum gross weight.
When replacing the tyres on a Cybertruck, it is essential to consider the load index of the original tyres to ensure proper fitment. Alternatively, upgrading to a higher load index tyre can be a viable option, thereby incorporating tyre replacement costs into the vehicle's overall maintenance budget.
