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What is TruckBrain?

TruckBrain is built from Tesla's published Cybertruck specifications (payload and towing capacity) and from the truck's door-jamb certification label, so you can look up those numbers in one place. It only reports the manufacturer's figures; it does not measure or certify your individual vehicle.

How much weight can my Cybertruck actually carry (payload)?

Per Tesla's published specs, the Cybertruck's payload capacity is listed as 2,500 lb. This is the manufacturer's number, not a measurement of your particular truck, since ratings can vary by configuration.

How much can my Cybertruck tow?

The published specs list towing capacity as up to 11,000 lb or 7,500 lb, depending on configuration. TruckBrain simply repeats these manufacturer figures and doesn't know which one applies to your specific truck.

How do I know these numbers are right for my truck?

TruckBrain draws only from Tesla's published specs and the door-jamb certification label — it does not inspect or certify your individual vehicle. Because ratings can differ by trim or configuration, the number on your own door-jamb label is the one to rely on, not the general spec sheet.

Is it really free? Is what I enter stored?

The material available for TruckBrain doesn't list any prices or plans, so no cost is stated here. It also doesn't describe what happens to information you enter — there is no storage or privacy policy included in this material.

What to do next

The free tool reads your own document or numbers — like your door-jamb certification label — and shows you the payload and towing figures that apply, side by side with the general specs. Use it as a starting point, then confirm anything important directly with your label or with Tesla.

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