Cybertruck towing 40k lbs because the frame is so fragile 🙄

Cybertruck gets so much, hate. I get flipped off once a week, and get told hella shit on the road. It’s all worth it. Truck is amazing and I love giving people a reason to hate

40,000 pounds is A LOT of weight

*Generates more torque than a 30 pack of nuggets in front of a pack of wild boars.

Engineered materials and structures can be made strong in one direction but weak in others. Let’s test the Cybertruck to failure with 100’s if not thousands of cycles like this. Fatigue failure is cumulative. One run does mean much. Hundreds or thousands do. We do not know how much unseen creep damage was done to this vehicle but I bet it was significant and will certainly shorten the vehicle frame life.

In what world is that 40,000 lb of load? My 91 horsepower tractor weighs under 10,000 lb with water in the tires and a loader bucket on the front. I don't see how that weighs more, or you're telling me that's the heaviest trailer known to man?

Where's @ZacksJerryRig when you need an idiot

This is a pulling force exerted on the frame. What Whistlin’ Diesel did was exert the upward force (which a truck should be able to handle I might add) followed by the same force. It’s still a concerning failure.

Wow

Shit looks like it was made out of a shoebox.

What’s the state of the truck afterwards?

It was totaled obviously