5 inch clearance

[Bungslinger]

My garage is ~ 236-7 inches long. With cybertruck at 231.7 inches, will it be able to park itself into the garage with ease? Thank you.

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[cyberhunter]

I have a large garage but a huge truck. I can park my truck (reverse in of course) and despite the tight fit it’s not an issue. I‘m sure the fsd features will be able to park in a tight space. It will probably take it longer than doing it yourself but I’m sure the CT could do it. If you haven’t had a big truck before, you will get very used to parking in reverse. All the cameras and tech make it easy.

 

[Bungslinger]

I have a large garage but a huge truck. I can park my truck (reverse in of course) and despite the tight fit it’s not an issue. I‘m sure the fsd features will be able to park in a tight space. It will probably take it longer than doing it yourself but I’m sure the CT could do it. If you haven’t had a big truck before, you will get very used to parking in reverse. All the cameras and tech make it easy.

Thanks buddy. Yeah I haven’t owned a truck before but I was planning on buying a Ram in a few years until the cybertruck happened. Thanks again.

 

[Hungedu]

Consider getting a pair of these parking curbs for the back of your garage. Just measure out a few inches of clearance from the back garage wall and mount the parking curb at the appropriate location behind (or in front of) your tires, depending on which way your Cybertruck will be facing. This looks far better than the old tennis ball hanging on a string method, and it may help keep you from driving your truck through the back wall of the garage if any Tesla auto-park feature fails.

 

[Bungslinger]

Consider getting a pair of these parking curbs for the back of your garage. Just measure out a few inches of clearance from the back garage wall and mount the parking curb at the appropriate location behind (or in front of) your tires, depending on which way your Cybertruck will be facing. This looks far better than the old tennis ball hanging on a string method, and it may help keep you from driving your truck through the back wall of the garage if any Tesla auto-park feature fails.

That’s a good idea. Thanks

 

[Blue Steel]

This thread just caused me to go measure my garage again (I think ive done it a dozen times now). Mine is exactly 240” from door to drywall. Gonna be tight.

But the large battery means I don’t have to park it in the garage every time. And the ability to preheat/cool the truck helps too.

 

[Bungslinger]

This thread just caused me to go measure my garage again (I think ive done it a dozen times now). Mine is exactly 240” from door to drywall. Gonna be tight.

But the large battery means I don’t have to park it in the garage every time. And the ability to preheat/cool the truck helps too.

Ok now your post made me measure one last final time. I have exactly 239 inches. We both should be good but it’s gonna be tight. I’ll have about 3.5 inches of play on both ends. Parking outside wouldnt be a problem except having make a pathway for the plug. STOKED!

 

[cyberhunter]

With today’s back up cameras it is super easy to get within two inches of the back wall every time without ever hitting it. And it doesn’t take long. They are designed to give a great view of the trailer hitch and precision backing up and getting the ball directly under the coupler in one try.

 

[Bungslinger]

With today’s back up cameras it is super easy to get within two inches of the back wall every time without ever hitting it. And it doesn’t take long. They are designed to give a great view of the trailer hitch and precision backing up and getting the ball directly under the coupler in one try.

That’s cool. I can’t wait.

 

[Idaho_7]

Consider getting a pair of these parking curbs for the back of your garage. Just measure out a few inches of clearance from the back garage wall and mount the parking curb at the appropriate location behind (or in front of) your tires, depending on which way your Cybertruck will be facing. This looks far better than the old tennis ball hanging on a string method, and it may help keep you from driving your truck through the back wall of the garage if any Tesla auto-park feature fails.

This method works very well for our long bed crew cab. Highly recommend. One longer one is sufficient.

 

[Cybr on]

I have a large garage but a huge truck. I can park my truck (reverse in of course) and despite the tight fit it’s not an issue. I‘m sure the fsd features will be able to park in a tight space. It will probably take it longer than doing it yourself but I’m sure the CT could do it. If you haven’t had a big truck before, you will get very used to parking in reverse. All the cameras and tech make it easy.

It’s much easier using summon. To park in garage with another vehicle already in. It’s faster With summon. If I were to get inside and personally park in garage with other car, My only option would be to crawl out the side window ?? im in good shape, but I’m no Bo duke. Love summon. It’s really handy.

 

[Gord]

Consider getting a pair of these parking curbs for the back of your garage. Just measure out a few inches of clearance from the back garage wall and mount the parking curb at the appropriate location behind (or in front of) your tires, depending on which way your Cybertruck will be facing. This looks far better than the old tennis ball hanging on a string method, and it may help keep you from driving your truck through the back wall of the garage if any Tesla auto-park feature fails.

I used a tennis ball on a string hung from the ceiling at windshield height; when the ball hit the window I was in

 

[TyPope]

Consider getting a pair of these parking curbs for the back of your garage. Just measure out a few inches of clearance from the back garage wall and mount the parking curb at the appropriate location behind (or in front of) your tires, depending on which way your Cybertruck will be facing. This looks far better than the old tennis ball hanging on a string method, and it may help keep you from driving your truck through the back wall of the garage if any Tesla auto-park feature fails.

Those slide quite a bit if you don't screw them down. I found the parking mat works pretty well once you get it in place. The weight of the vehicle keeps it from moving. I have three of these that stop the MY, a Yaris, and a Prius though that used to park outside while my F350 parked inside but the mat stopped the big truck just as well. It's cheap but you still only need one per vehicle. Here's a link: Parking Mat

 

[Riptide]

My garage is ~ 236-7 inches long. With cybertruck at 231.7 inches, will it be able to park itself into the garage with ease? Thank you.

Hang a ping pong ball from the ceiling on a string so that it touches the windshield at the right spot when you’re parking.

 

[CyberCop]

I just park by the bump and touch method, seems to work for me ??