Upgrade Accessories Tesla Model 3 Mud Flaps [OEM-Designed, Include Install Tools] Military Grade All Weather Splash Guards, for Tesla Model 3 2024, Thicker Version, US-W-C-CBB0007

This was one of the first accessories I bought for my 2024 Tesla Model 3 and I’m proud that I bout it from this company. They provide the tools and hardware you need to get these installed quick and easy on your car. It took me less than 5 minutes to have these put on. It’s as simple as “plug and play.” Not only did. These give my car a more aggressive look but it really does help water and mud from splashing all over the car. They’re made to align perfectly to your cars mold. It’s made of a nice hard plastic material. This is a must have for your Tesla. You won’t regret it.

**Original Review:**These mud flaps looked good and were easy to install, but boy, they’ve got issues. The rear ones rub every time I enter or leave my driveway, which is only slightly steep. When they rub, they pop off the retaining lip and hang by one rivet, flapping in the wind like a sad flag. They look longer on my car than in the photos—definitely need shorter flaps.**Update:**Less than 1000 miles in, and it's a comedy of errors. The rear flaps were hanging on for dear life (removed), while the front ones are practically kissing the ground, rubbing on anything over an inch high. They scrape on curbs, wave at speed bumps, and even protest on wavy roads. The plastic is about as flexible as my morning routine, leading to inevitable breakage. Despite being securely mounted, the front flaps aren’t any better. These flaps need to be shorter—they're way too long and causing a lot more drama than expected!Update # 2Seller reached out to me with a full refund which I gladly accepted because I was 4 days over Amazon refund period. They also offered and replacement and made me aware of their lifetime warranty. This is nice but I don’t want to have to deal with this every month. But company gets an A for effort. Happy the Tesla brand front flaps. I’ll add one more star.

The product and fitment seems good. However, don’t know if these mud guards will stay on during heavy rain or splash. The front mud guards are secured with 3 pushpin screws. The rear, only one pushpin screw and the top just held by the fender lining. The middle part of the rear mud guards have a slot where a clip should inserted. The seller did not include these needed clips. So, I had to improvise and use two mini paper stack clips. The front seems to hold but doubt the rear will be secure enough. Feels like the rear mud guards will fly off if I hit something or drive through heavy puddle. The rear mud guards seems a bit design flaw. You can see the pictures and make your own assumptions.

The media could not be loaded. Installation was very easy. Glad they gave screw driver with it.Yet to see how they hold up.

Great product, comes with everything needed, BUT it came with two of the same side panels. It’s supposed to come with a front left, front right, rear left, and a rear right. Mine came with two front lefts and two rear lefts. I returned them and reordered from the same brand and it happened AGAIN! Going with a different brand after being trolled twice. Lol

So far the mud flaps have been great. They were unexpectedly very easy to install. I was hoping that they wouldn’t bee too small to the do the job but they fit just right. They don’t stick out like sore thumbs. I would recommend these mud flaps to anyone looking to put them on to their Model 3 highland.

i bought these for my 2024 Model 3, but they look quite big and the front mud flaps scrape whenever i drive over speed bumps at work. you should also be aware that dirt and debris will collect under the flaps and scratch the paint of your car. the updated 2024 model 3 does not have plastic trim around the edges of the wheel well, so the mud flaps sit against the paint of the car. i have one rear mudflap that shifts around and must reposition it after every drive. i’m not sure if this a mud flap manufacturing defect because it’s the only one that shifts around. the front ones don’t move even when they scrape over speed bumps. i want to have mud flaps because i live in a wet and rainy area, but i’m so scared to remove them to only reveal scratches on the paint of my new car. the heartache!!

Just got my mud guards, so time will tell how long they will last but like the title states, it was an easy install, make sure the rear ones clip on to the trim of the car before inserting the clips as the instructions say. Tesla should have included some like this from the factory. No gaps or alignment issues.