Archive: https://archive.today/UAZMC From the post: >>Late last month, Tesla voluntarily recalled 6,197 Cybertrucks, claiming that the use of an incorrect surface primer increased the risk for the available off-road lightbar to fall off. As you might imagine, if a lightbar becomes unattached, it essentially becomes a projectile headed towards those in a Cybertruck’s vicinity. The Cybertruck was marketed as a fairly capable off-roader from the outset. That said, even armed with electronic locking differentials and a suite of off-road modes, it’s not going to outclass anything like a Ford F-150 Raptor or Ram TRX. But Tesla did offer a dealer-installed lightbar to improve your visibility when the Sun goes down. We couldn’t find the option in the configurator, but we did spot it in the online service manual.