Pickup Trucks (Page 30)

A Cybertruck owner reports a frustrating pattern of issues, from wind noise to a dashboard damaged by a Tesla service technician. Is Tesla's quality control falling short on its most ambitious vehicle yet?

A Cybertruck owner claims that a Tesla salesperson tricked him into accepting a defective truck, assuring him it would be repaired during a mobile service visit. He now reports that he must drive four hours to a Tesla service center for repairs.

A Cybertruck owner says he was able to record footage of a 16-year-old vandalizing his vehicle. However, despite having the evidence, the owner says the authorities will not arrest the perpetrator because he is a minor.

A 2025 Chevy Colorado ZR2 owner liked his black truck so much that he bought his wife a red 2025 Colorado Z71 pickup. Check out this incredible story of Lloyd and why he bought two new Chevy Colorado trucks in six weeks. 

A Cybertruck owner has a need for speed. But hitting prolonged triple digits makes it a thirsty beast, sucking down juice like an old-school big block Chevy. The future of speed might be electric, but it comes at a high cost. Check out Dewayne's story. 

Most wouldn’t think that changing tires could tell you this much about your EV, but 1,600 miles later, one Rivian owner has a whole new perspective.

The 2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz delivers an unexpected blend of comfort, capability, and tech that will make you question everything you thought you knew about compact pickups.

A Cybertruck owner reports that his usual car wash refused to serve him, providing a vague explanation that the truck might be too big. However, he doesn’t believe them and suspects he was denied service due to anti-Elon Musk sentiment.

A Cybertruck owner says she’s confused why her doors keep opening by themselves when the Cybertruck is parked at night or at work. She mentions that the only recent change she made is tinting her windows.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner says he really enjoys driving his truck, but Tesla is penalizing him for choosing to drive manually instead of relying on Tesla’s FSD software. He adds that it’s unfair to be punished for simply enjoying driving his Cybertruck.

In a heated Facebook discussion, Octavio shares his journey from Nitto Trail Grapplers to BFGoodrich KO2s on his Chevy Silverado. I'll dissect the strengths and weaknesses of both tires, guiding truck owners towards the best choice for their needs.

A Cybertruck owner reports that after only a 2-hour drive from the delivery center, everything on the left side of his truck stopped working. The passenger-side doors, windows, and lights don’t function, but he can’t get a service appointment for a month.

Not many people would expect Honda’s Prologue to beat Tesla or Kia on distance, but this driver claims it's the range king in his garage.

A Cybertruck owner says it’s been a few days since he bought his truck, and he thinks it’s the closest vehicle he’s ever seen to perfect. He adds that he’s glad he didn’t listen to all the negativity and went ahead and bought a Cybertruck.

A Cybertruck owner finally tested his long-held suspicion that his truck’s full self-driving software doesn’t recognize railroad crossing gates. He had to slam on the brakes to stop the Cybertruck from driving directly into an oncoming train.

A Tesla Cybertruck owner sold all his gasoline vehicles six months ago to use a Cybertruck on his farm. Since then, he reports facing several issues, adding, “It overheats when I drive just a few hundred yards from my house to the chicken coop.”

After a Chevy Silverado 6.2L engine recall, the dealer unexpectedly cut the oil change interval from 5K to 3K miles. Is this new Silverado maintenance schedule a hidden cost or a necessary evil post-recall? Here is what Silverado owners need to know. 

After one year of loving her new Toyota Tacoma, Carla takes it in for a routine oil change and service. But what should have been a simple appointment turns into a frustrating ordeal, leaving her to question whether she can ever trust the dealer again. 

A Cybertruck owner shares his plan to use the truck to sell his house. He believes that including the Cybertruck in the house listing will attract wealthier clients and also help with marketing and spreading the word.

A Toyota Tundra owner has changed in his worldview since his wife bought a Tesla Model Y. What did he do? He purchased a 2025 Tesla Model 3 and says he'll never go back to an ICE vehicle again. Check out Samuel's surprising Toyota to Tesla story. 

A Cybertruck buyer says he went to pick up his brand-new truck, but Tesla tried to deliver it with a large trim piece missing. He rejected the delivery and canceled his order, but now he’s having trouble getting his $15,582 down payment back.

Road noise was driving a GMC Canyon AT4 owner crazy, so Mathew traded it for a new Tacoma Limited. He says the new truck is "a lot quieter" than the GMC. Discover more about the 4th-generation Toyota Tacoma and see if you can relate. 

A Cybertruck owner reports he found his garage filled with smoke, nearly causing a fire while he was charging his truck. He states that the issue was that the electrical cable in his new house was insufficient for the Cybertruck’s charging needs.

Foundation Series Cybertruck owners, who are among the first few thousand to purchase a Cybertruck, are demanding that Tesla give them the same perks that the EV maker is offering to new Cybertruck buyers.

After his 2022 Chevy Silverado recall, this owner was confident in his truck's 6.2-liter engine. But a week later, an unexpected update left his truck dead. Find out why his simple fix led to a surprising turn of events.

A Cybertruck owner says after 12,000 miles, he’s run into his first major issue with his truck. He’s sent his Cybertruck to Tesla service, but after a week, the EV maker has yet to figure out the root cause of the issue.

A long-time Ford F-150 owner is about to jump ship and buy a Tesla Cybertruck. What are the real-world ramifications, and what should ICE truck buyers be aware of if they make a switch to electric? Is Jason asking enough of the right questions? 

Matias shares his new 2025 Toyota Tacoma iForce Max TRD Off Road pickup with the Tacoma owners Facebook group. He is open about his payment, which is $1,000 per month. Check out the comments and what it will take to make those payments. 

A 2025 Chevy Silverado LT Trail Boss owner is into customization, but isn't sure about his decision about its wheels. A vehicle's wheels can either make or brake the Silverado's look. Did he make the right choice? It's subjective, but what do you think? 

A Cybertruck owner reports facing multiple issues: his truck hit a metal pole while in FSD, the earliest service appointment he could get is in a month, and the service center Tesla assigned him to is 5,200 miles away in Finland.