DEDC 11Pcs Mud Flaps Splash Guards for Tesla Model 3 Accessories 2022/2021/2020/2019(4PCS)[No Drilling][Including Armrest Cover/Webcam Cover/Cup Holder/Anti-Collision Car Door Stickers]

As a new 2023 Tesla Model Y owner, I was in search of essential accessories for the SUV. After going through dozens of YouTube videos and Reddit posts, I made a list of accessories I definitely wanted. To my amazement, I came across this bundle of accessories that checked off multiple items I was seeking, all for a very reasonable price. There are similar mud flaps by other sellers that are more expensive than this one, and they don’t come with additional accessories, nor do they look this premium. The mud flaps were easy to install, and that’s coming from somehow who isn’t handy whatsoever. I’ve since been driving around with the mud flaps for a week, and haven’t had any issues with them. They provide an OEM look and protects the paint of my car from road debris. The original armrest of the Tesla Model Y is a bit hard for my liking, so this armrest cover provides some much needed cushion. Also, by raising the armrest by approximately one-third of an inch, it allows me to be in a much more comfortable position when driving, especially with Autopilot activated. I was initially nervous that the two straps that hold the armrest cover to the armrest lid would get in the way, but the straps don’t interfere at all with the opening and closing of the armrest lid. I haven’t had a need for the webcam cover, but installed it just in case I do at some point. It’s similar to privacy covers made for laptops, and works the same way: Simply slide to cover the interior camera. There are a lot of complaints about the size of the default Tesla cup holders; some people think it’s too large, whereas others think it’s too small. Well, for those of the former school of thought, the included cup holder work perfectly. It’s easily removable, but stays in place until you want to do so, which is perfect so you can clean up any liquid messes that may have come into the cup holder. Whether you’re a new Tesla car owner or someone who is searching for some accessories, this is an excellent starter bundle to deck out and protect your new vehicle.

I purchased a set of mud flaps from Amazon prior to my car arriving. Although they fit, it wasn't attractive or neat. They definitely looked cheap. I saw these and kept an eye on the price. It suddenly dipped a bit so I ordered a set. What a great decision! They fit perfectly, offer fantastic protection and best of all they look like they belong on the car. These required no drilling, same as the first brand, but these actually lined up when installed. 10/10 for fitment. Additionally these cost the same amount and include a cup holder liner, interior camera cover as well as an armrest cover. If you own a Model 3, or are about to take delivery, the center armrest is hard and feels very cheap. The cover makes a huge difference in the feel of the armrest. I haven't tried the camera cover as my car is equipped with full self drive and I don't want to block the camera, but it appears to fit properly. All in all I would give this set top marks for fitment, looks and function. The value is also exceptional. If you're searching for a snug fitting set of mudflaps that look like OEM, these are a great choice!

(Review by husband--I got this for Father's Day) I had to search for these videos. The small sheet of instructions are very confusing: Here is the manufacturer's video which is okay-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BiYnNWGc70 I found this on a similar product much more helpful-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBBixvNsVsE It helps to have a flashlight and hammer. Remember guards go behind the tires. If you look closely, the guards are labeled LR for Left Rear, etc. Turning the front wheels makes the front ones easy to do. To pop out the exiting tabs, use a tiny flat blade screwdriver by placing it in the small slot and twisting it to pop the small top tab out. Then the larger piece comes out with it. I had to use a small hammer sideways to push in the new tabs. The rear ones are a lot tougher since the new far bottom tab is very hard to insert all the way. Since you can't turn the back wheels, it's very hard to get to. Make sure to remove the top bolt. Then a washer goes on it, the guard, then another washer and then the small nut. It's very nice that they provide an L shaped wrench that fits the small nut and the existing bolt on the bottom rear of the car (which you reuse). They also give you some extra new tabs. Overall, they look really nice and seem firmly placed. Oh, final note: The small camera cover came apart when I started to stick it on over the camera hole. I had to pull it off, and it was very hard to get the slide back on, so be careful. I'm not sure how well it will hold up, but I don't think I'll really use it. The cup holders and arm rest are a nice addition. Also the door stops are a bit tricky to get all the way seated since the inside sticks to the door so I found pulling then open to get on worked better than trying to slide them on.

I recently purchased these mudflaps for my Tesla Model Y, and I couldn't be happier with the results. They not only fit perfectly but also lived up to their promise of easy installation. Installing these mudflaps was a breeze. The package included clear, step-by-step instructions that made the process foolproof. I didn't need any special tools or mechanical skills – it was a simple matter of attaching them securely to my car. In less time than I expected, I had all four mudflaps in place. What truly impressed me, though, was how well these mudflaps fit my Model Y. They looked like they came straight from the factory. The precision engineering and design ensured that they seamlessly blended with the car's aesthetics. They not only provide excellent protection against mud and debris but also enhance the overall look of the vehicle. One concern I had was that they might affect the car's aerodynamics, but I noticed no change in performance or efficiency after installing them. Plus, they've done a fantastic job of keeping my car cleaner, especially during wet and muddy conditions. In summary, these Tesla Model Y mudflaps are a fantastic addition to the vehicle. They fit perfectly, were a breeze to install, and have exceeded my expectations in terms of both functionality and appearance. If you're looking for a hassle-free way to protect your Model Y and keep it looking sleek, these mudflaps are the way to go!

They have the crappy honda style retainer clips, and they are the wrong size. I'll never get this off my car without drilling it and I'll probably have to remove the wheel to do that. Seems to be pretty standard Amazon type product, cheap, but really crappy. Automotive and precious metals (coins) are two areas that Amazon is just a total nightmare with. I would avoid this at all costs. Fits well, but it sucks and if it ever has to come off it will be destroyed. If you have experience with Tesla at all, their stuff can usually come off and go back together. Yes, clips break, but these type of retainer clips most anyone can figure out with a flat head screw driver, not after you install this mess. Humorously, this includes "accessories" like you are going to be placated with the irrelevant tchotchke. I'd rather have real retainer clips. In the photo is the one that was extracted (and would still go back in just fine without this). Next to it is the junk they ship you.

I have both the Model Y version and the Model 3 version. The Model Y version is the "2024 Upgrade Silicone Tesla Accessories Model Y Mud Flaps [OEM-Designed] [No Drilling Required]". They both work great. The Model Y version didn't come with instructions but is pretty easy to install. The Model Y version is held in more securely with a single screw at the bottom of the car. You unscrew and existing screw at the bottom of the car and screw it back in once you place the mud flaps on. The Model 3 version is an older version? (DEDC 11 Pcs Tesla Model 3 Mud Flaps Slash Guards Accessories) It is just held on with plastic clips. Both mud flaps for the Model 3 and the Model Y make the cars look nicer and hopefully guard against mud. I hope that the added wind resistance doesn't decrease the cars' range too much tough.

This was sold as a package so I have to write the review as a package. Btw, this is for 2023 Model Y - Mud guards 5* for the quality. The blocking areas are big but not excessive so that your car looks weird after install. The back guards are made so that they can be attached to existing screws, allowing the guards to safely stay in place (likely for the life of the car). See photos of the finished installed mud guards along with the screws. The plastic caps are useless as others have pointed out. I had to get good ones from auto shop. - Cupholder makes your car looks cheap. It feels like I got one from dollar tree lol. - Center car console looks ok but not for my taste - I am not using it. - Camera protection piece is a joke. You need your cameras on when needed and not covered. It's a nice way to folks to come and cover it it up and "destroy" your car. - Four piece corners for doors: nice idea although they look weird on blue. Didn't even bother to install. Bottom line, mud guards are superstars. Others made this package not worth it. I did not return because I did ordered another set of mud guards and they are not as good as this one. Decided to keep the set even though I can only use mud guards.

Easy enough install. Tool included. I spent 30 to 40 minutes on installation. Fits well and looks good. I especially like the center console protector, I wasn't shopping for one but now it seems like a common sense addition to the interior.