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The couple of seconds' worth of video I saw told me a few things:
the truck had been spinning out for a long time there
that situation was going to be tough for most trucks
it had terrible traction, possibly a matter of not having all-season or snow-specific tires
it appeared to be driving all wheels, can't say whether or not they were distributing traction or slip intelligently
couldn't tell if anything was high-centering anywhere but it didn't look it
driving in situations like that are why I leave tire chains in my truck
the tree sticking out of the back was comical
The cybertruck is a pavement princess