Vehicle Weight Information and Lifting Precautions

Important:
  • Cybertruck is compatible with all variations of 2 post lifts within Tesla specifications.
  • For modified Cybertruck vehicles, all service procedures that require lifting must be performed using a 10,000 lb (4,535 kg) 2 post lift. This includes procedures that require scissor lifts. Modified Cybertruck are considered trucks with additional components or equipment.
  • When determining whether Cybertruck can be supported by a certain lift, make sure to take into account the weight of extra cargo, equipment, and/or accessories.
  • Cybertruck vehicles without additional components installed may be lifted using 2 post lifts within Tesla specifications as usual. Using the long arm of the lifts at the minimum possible extension is recommended to achieve a more balanced position.
  • If any modifications or additional load cannot be removed from the Cybertruck, caution must be taken before using a 2-post lift to avoid safety risks. See "2 Post Lift" section.
  • If any instability, leaning, and/or cracks in the concrete occurs while lifting Cybertruck, fully lower the vehicle and stop using the lift until Tesla Engineering team evaluates the condition.
  • If using a model of lift that is not listed in the table below, make sure to follow all of the manufacturer's product guidelines before attempting to lift the vehicle.

Spotting Dish

Wheel spotting dish from Rotary or Challenger aides the Cybertruck operator in correctly positioning the vehicle into a 2-post lift.

Brand Part Number Spotting Dish Compatibility
Rotary
 2042776-00-A See "2 Post Lift" section.
Challenger
 2042777-00-A See "2 Post Lift" section.

2 Post Lift

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The table below only contains a list of validated lift models. Make sure to follow all of the manufacturer's product guidelines before attempting to lift the vehicle.
Brand OEM Part Number Weight Rating Spotting Dish Compatibility Compatibility
Rotary SPOA7 7,000 lbs (3,175 kg)
  • Unmodified Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
  • Modified/Additional Weight Cybertruck: do not use this lift.
Yes, with Max Curb. See "Cybertruck Weight Chart" section.
Challenger VLE-08 8,000 lbs (3,628 kg)
  • Unmodified Cybertruck: lift can be used without a spotting dish.
  • Modified/Additional Weight Cybertruck: do not use this lift.
Yes, with Max Curb. See "Cybertruck Weight Chart" section.
Rotary SPOA10 10,000 lbs (4,535 kg)
  • Unmodified Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
  • Modified/Additional Weight Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
Yes, with limitations. For Cybertruck vehicles that have been modified or that seem to have added weight:
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Failure of following lifting precautions can lead to safety risks and potential lift or concrete failures.
The front wheels must be aligned with the spotting dish before attempting to lift the Cybertruck.
Challenger VLE-10 10,000 lbs (4,535 kg)
  • Unmodified Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
  • Modified/Additional Weight Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
Yes, with limitations. For Cybertruck vehicles that have been modified or that seem to have added weight:
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Warning
Failure of following lifting precautions can lead to safety risks and potential lift or concrete failures.
The front wheels must be aligned with the spotting dish before attempting to lift the Cybertruck.
Challenger CL10 10,000 lbs (4,535 kg)
  • Unmodified Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
  • Modified/Additional Weight Cybertruck: lift can be used if a spotting dish is available.
Yes, with limitations. For Cybertruck vehicles that have been modified or that seem to have added weight:
Warning IconA warning icon, calling your attention to a possibly risky situation
Warning
Failure of following lifting precautions can lead to safety risks and potential lift or concrete failures.
The front wheels must be aligned with the spotting dish before attempting to lift the Cybertruck.

Cybertruck Weight Chart

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Max curb weight includes: Vehicle + heaviest customer options + standard equipment with all fluids (coolant, refrigerant, washer, brake, and motor oil).
Table 1. Max Curb Weight
Variant Weight
Tri Motor 6,918 lbs (3,137 kg)
Dual Motor 6,669 lbs (3,025 kg)
Table 2. Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)
Variant Weight
Tri Motor 9,169 lbs (4,158 kg)
Dual Motor 9,169 lbs (4,158 kg)
Table 3. Max Curb vs. GVWR