Driving through sand can be challenging for any vehicle, but the Tesla Cybertruck definitely makes waves when it gets stuck. It is also quite remarkable that a pickup truck of another brand had to remove it. One such scenario played out a few days ago on a beach in Oregon.

Sandlake, Oregon is located on the westernmost coast of both the state and the country. There is a beach recreation area on the beach where a Cybertruck owner was stranded on May 18. Other park users navigated the dunes on ATVs, SUVs and a variety of vehicles.

Luckily for the Tesla owner, one of those vehicles was the Ram 1500 truck. Unfortunately for the Tesla owner, someone captured this somewhat embarrassing scene on video. That person, Randy Ridenour, tells KOIN 6 he was enjoying a ride on his ATV when he pulled up next to a couple trucks.

“[Ми] I arrived at the dune and noticed a group of people standing around,” Ridenour said. “Then I realized why there was so much interest. [Tesla Cybertruck] It’s not like what you usually see there.’ It’s definitely a truck that stands out anywhere, even when stuck on the beach.

Video from the scene shows the Ram 1500 managing to take out the Tesla with little drama. Aside from the fact that the 1500 pickup’s tires sank a bit into the sand, it would be hard to tell it was towing anything without seeing the Tesla attached to the tow strap.

To the Cybertruck driver’s credit, they don’t seem to be buried too deeply, which is probably an indication that they didn’t make things worse when they got stuck in the first place.

It’s impossible to tell from the footage what precautions they could have taken beforehand to avoid getting stuck. But the driver, like any other off-road Cybertruck owner, would be wise to adapt to the terrain.

This includes airing the tires, choosing the appropriate driving mode, considering how to move on a particular surface, etc. may contain. Otherwise, they can expect to be stuck just like this person.