Tesla’s Cybertruck was in our imaginations for years before now being on our roads. Taking a little longer than expected, yes, but today, it’s now quite common to see Cybertrucks just about everywhere across the United States, and soon, across the world. However, there’s something interesting about the Cybertruck that you may have noticed, especially if you live or work in communities where Tesla’s are a dime a dozen; Cybertrucks seem to be modified more than almost any other vehicle. But why? Isn’t the idea behind the Cybertruck to offer an exciting new type of vehicle with the perfect form and function as is, much like Tesla’s other vehicles? Well yes, and to a large extent they’ve succeeded, but that doesn’t mean Tesla’s first attempt at electric trucks was not without its drawbacks. Namely, the Cybertruck has fallen short for many purchasers both in terms of its style, and more importantly, its durability. Made of tough stainless steel, the Cybertruck was designed with strength and durability in mind, but it’s far from invincible, let alone immune from dents, scratches, or rust. Moreover, while the shiny silver exterior fits the bill of what we might have come to expect from Tesla, it’s simply too boring for many people, who otherwise love its unique appearance. So if you or someone you know falls within one of these camps, whether as a current owner or potential buyer, what can be done to make up for the Cybertruck’s shortcomings?