First Cybertruck dually gets showcased in all of its heavy-duty glory

After the Cybertruck's stainless steel body has been wrapped in everything under the sun, and used to power welding tools or even washing machines, it is now time for more traditional pickup truck mods to start appearing.

The first $10,000 widebody and yet-to-be-priced dually Cybertruck mods are now a fact, and the dually was even brought to the ongoing SEMA expo in Las Vegas.

The Cybertruck dually was done by the vaunted Red's Miami shop with its renowned 26" Diesel Wheels and 35" Fury tires, adding Tesla's Cyberbeast to the heavy-duty pickup rite of passage list that any self-respecting truck that wants to become a legendary model has to go through.

The shop says that the Cybertruck dually wheels at the front are bolt-on with the stock lug nuts, whereas the rear Diesel Wheel doubles got their own matching caps with the Cybertruck logo.

Red's Miami stays mum on the exact payload that the Cybertruck can carry or tow with the dually wheels, but the build is mostly a proof of concept for now, made to look cool for the expo, rather than for something more practical.

It also doesn't become clear what's happening with the much touted rear wheel steering of the Cybertruck that Tesla has been so proud of.

Tesla's chief engineer has been saying that the new 48V system has allowed it to send much more power to the steering motors that let the Cybertruck turn on a dime, but it's not yet clear if the dually mod has interfered with those abilities in any way.

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