Premium Mudflaps for the Refreshed Tesla Model 3 (Highland)

[@squirrel7890]

I got these as well as the ones from Tesla. These are much better. Here’s why: 1. Front and rear protection 2. Push pin and snap in installation

[@mitchellbarnow1709]

Another beautiful product, Pete!

[@JNGold]

Hi. I am looking to get a set for my soon to be 2024 Model 3. I have read and looked at no less than a dozen Amazon and YT reviews. With all of these products, I am a bit concerned that the rear panels come into contact with the car paint and can vibrate and leave nasty scratches. It looks like the front pair is flush on the inner sidewall, but not the rear panels. I know some say to use a strip of ppf or double sided tape, but I’d rather not have to do that if I can find a set for the rear that doesn’t “wrap around. Any comments? Thanks!

[@AbstractOcean]

It's not an issue we've ever had reported, having sold many thousands of them, but we have for sure had customers put a bit of tape, PPF, VHB etc between the mudflap and the paint to help protect things. We switch out accessories all the time on our Tesla's to test things, and have never noticed an issue, but it's also rare we hold on to a car for more than a couple of years.

[@JNGold]

Mine is a lease so I need to be a bit careful. Can you recommend a tap that might be ok to use on the paint?

[@AbstractOcean]

@@JNGold Just return with the mudflaps installed, or even if you don't, Tesla really don't care on lease returns. In terms of the tape, even something like electrical tap will do, but if you want to buy something, either a small piece of PPF or foam tape, something like this (weather stripping) will do the job: amzn.to/4bS6jy6

[@thekings8964]

Who makes them?

[@blakeworkman7559]

Can we please have the link for these??

[@tyronerobertson1750]

Waiting on offer codes....

[@georgeking5113]

Difference between these and OEM?

[@AbstractOcean]

Similar construction, but Tesla only sells as a set of two (fronts), as opposed to all four.

[@squirrel7890]

@@AbstractOcean Also, the Tesla ones require you to deadbolt it to the bottom of the car and trim the plastic flap. Not too difficult, but definitely more involved than the Abstract Ocean mudflaps.