CybertruckOGs · the originals, and the owners group for them

The Cybertruck Owners Group

Name: CybertruckOGs fleet specs
Creator: CybertruckOGs
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Straight answers for Cybertruck owners, every claim sourced.

Recalls11 NHTSA campaigns: 4 over the air, 7 service visits Specs by trimRange, towing, payload, dimensions Towing7,500 vs. 11,000 lb, tongue weight, tire pressures Stainless careWashing and those orange spots All guidesPowershare, 48V, tires, charging, warranty, service, winter, buying used The Weekly WedgeThe free Friday brief

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Founding Day: Nov 6, 2026.

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What's in each issue

What changed this week, what to check on your truck, and where to find reliable repair and parts information. Every claim carries a source and a date. Owners and enthusiasts are both welcome.

Owner tools (illustrations)

Range with load

Trim

Cruise speed · mph Payload · lb Trailer · lb (max ) Temperature

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Ranges and towing limits from fleet-specs.json (Tesla and EPA figures). Losses are rough assumptions.

Home backup runtime

Reserve kept for driving out

Average home load · kW Hypothetical usable pack

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Tesla doesn't publish usable battery capacity, so both pack sizes are hypothetical. 11.5 kW max draw: Owner's Manual: Powershare Home Backup · checked Nov 6, 2026

Simplified illustrations, not Tesla figures and not a prediction for your truck. Use the in-vehicle trip planner and the owner's manual.

Why now

That's an announced wind-down at one factory around mid-2027, not a final production total. The trucks on the road will be around for years, and owners deserve one trustworthy place to keep them running well.