After four fall-offs, the process usually comes to a halt on its own?
this post was submitted on 02 Jun 2026
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I just want you to know that that's not typical
That's not supposed to happen.
Most are designed so that the wheels don't fall off at all
causing the wheel to fall off, increasing the likelihood of a crash.
I agree with that assessment.
Just tell your passengers to shift their mass to the area of the vehicle in the triangle formed by the remaining three wheels.
That's a great idea that'll absolutely save the day!
You can see that the occupant in that one is clearly outside the triangle formed by the three wheels.
shakes head sadly
"I tried to remain inside the triangle, sir. Gravity, however, pulled me towards the door until I was firmly pressed against it."
In his defense, he's built like a Sasquatch
Now, I’m no expert, but, that’s like the #1 thing a vehicle shouldn’t do. That and randomly exploding. I’m I wrong here? Is really Tesla 0/2 on the most basic things vehicles shouldn’t do?
The doors should open. Even when the vehicle is off or has no power.
Especially when it's off or has no power.
But what if it's on fire? It's okay for them to not work if it's on fire right? Asking for a billionaire...
If it's on fire. The vehicle should go into lock down and seal itself shut to starve the fire if oxygen. Duh!
Especially battery electric cars that burn without oxygen should do that to contain the fumes which otherwise would endanger people nearby.
Never leave the vehicle! It's for your own safety! We can't guarantee your safety if you leave the vehicle!
The panels shouldn't fall off. Probably shouldn't be glued on, but definitely shouldn't fall off. 0/3
There's nothing wrong with glue. Every windshield you see is glued in, most hoods are glued together, every exterior trim on most modern cars is glue. every manufacturer uses probably 80 pounds of adhesives in a car.
Glue is great. When it's done right.
Glue is great. When it's done right.
The GOAT
I love the "traffic" back then.
Well this sounds about as bad as the model 3 and the control arm recall.
That's just a feature to convert it into a stationary garbage dumpster instead of a mobile one.
Remember, never litter when there's a cyber truck with its windows open within walking distance.
How many waves of recalls has it been now? I swear we're on like #15 at this point
Now I’m wondering if recalls were planned obsolescence to sell the next gen?
Whompy wheels!
You had one job and yadda yadda
You only gave two yadda's. You're missing a yadda. Did the third yadda fall off? Wait, are you buying teslas yadda yadda yadda? Because those got recalled for falling off....
Do I look like the person who can afford a third yadda? Heck I had to go in the red for the second one
Article is from a month ago
Tesla has recalled a total of 173 Cybertruck models from the 2024-2026
- 2 years to sell 173 trucks.
That's not what that means
When this story came out last month that is what was being reported, the 173 was all of the RWD cybertrucks sold.
However it only effects certain build dates:
Some reports have suggested that the recall number of 173 reveals a staggeringly low number of RWD Cybertrucks made, but Tucker says this isn't the case. The recall applies to trucks built on certain dates using a specific shipment of lug nuts and grease, and cars with 18-inch wheels produced on certain dates. He says it's a “subset of a subset” of Cybertrucks.
https://www.wired.com/story/the-latest-tesla-recall-wheels-may-fall-off-cybertrucks/