Did you even watch the engineering explained video? Doesn’t seem like it.
At 18:45 he reiterates that there ARE situations where the maximum towing load would be transferred to the hitch.
While yes, it is a rare occurrence, it’s far from impossible to see 10,000lbs on the tongue when PROPERLY towing a load.
Also, comparing a brand new cyber truck to a 20 year old rusty Dodge isn’t a fair comparison. If they wanted fair, they’d have used a brand new Dodge instead of trying to rig things in favor of the cyber truck.
Did you even watch the engineering explained video? Doesn’t seem like it.
At 18:45 he reiterates that there ARE situations where the maximum towing load would be transferred to the hitch.
While yes, it is a rare occurrence, it’s far from impossible to see 10,000lbs on the tongue when PROPERLY towing a load.
Also, comparing a brand new cyber truck to a 20 year old rusty Dodge isn’t a fair comparison. If they wanted fair, they’d have used a brand new Dodge instead of trying to rig things in favor of the cyber truck.
Engineering explained:
This was a junk test that meant nothing. EE is putting that politely. EE actually invokes real engineering.