Research exists for 1 selected model year(s). Pick the year you actually own; a tire row never establishes a battery requirement for that year.
Hard-metric and LT are separate Cybertruck tires
The 20-inch all-season and all-terrain tire designations have different classes. Check the actual tire, wheel, load requirement and Tesla instructions before choosing a replacement.
Documented model years
- 2025 2 tire rows · 0 battery rows
Tire research
| Year | Trim / option | Observed size | Axle | Service | Wheel / condition | Source ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 20-inch all-season hard-metric | 285/65R20 | front_rear | Not documented | 20-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed package | WEB-TESLA-CYBERTRUCK |
| 2025 | 20-inch all-terrain LT | LT285/65R20 | front_rear | Not documented | 20-inch wheel in Tesla North America owner manual; confirm current build, axle and installed package | WEB-TESLA-CYBERTRUCK |
Battery research
No source-backed rows are available for this exact selection.
Before ordering tires
Read the driver-door tire placard. Match the installed wheel, axle, tire class, load index, speed rating and any OE marking. The size alone cannot approve a replacement SKU. Tire-sidewall maximum pressure is not your vehicle’s cold inflation pressure.
Before ordering a battery
Check the actual battery position, chemistry, voltage, terminals, tray, hold-down, vent, CCA requirement and any BMS registration procedure. Group size alone does not approve a replacement SKU. High-voltage traction batteries are outside this guide.
Sources and scope
- Tesla — Cybertruck US owner manual — Wheel and Tire Specifications (checked 2026-11-01)
Research checked November 2, 2026. A source-observed size is not final product fitment. Confirm the actual vehicle and current manufacturer guidance.