Recent content by Clubhops10

I DIY PPF'd my entire Model 3 and I think it took about 4 days about 6 hours a day. It was over a 2 week period. It was my very first time and I used pre-cut film. The front bumper is by far the most complicated part. Rear hatch was pre-cut two piece so it was pretty easy. If you are...

Ok sounds like +35 on 9.5 wide wheels and 265s won't cause the front wheels to poke out. Will give it a shot!

Hello all, I have a Model Y LR and will be getting new wheels soon. The size is 20x9.5 +35. I'm wanting more sidewall protection and would like to move up to 265/40/20 size tires (not sure which brand and model yet). Was hoping to get some confirmation that this size fits and most important...

+35 on a 9.5 looks pretty good on a Performance. I'm wondering for a dual motor non-performance to achieve this look, it would need to be +40 on a 9.5, correct?

Are there any concerns dropping from stock 9.5 to 9 for a square setup on a Model Y? I'm looking for an offset in 9" that would work best (and interchangeable) for a Y and 3, both non-performance. Thanks.

In my view it's worth the added cost. The carbon fiber look just doesn't look right and it's a clear imitation. Real carbon fiber has depth especially if you go with the glossy version. Worth the added cost in my opinion. I have the dash and center console in glossy carbon fiber.

Do it without. Not having the cutouts do not impact the sensors and it's actually a much cleaner look.

In my view the best replacement for the dash strip is the RPM Tesla carbon fiber dash replacement, not the cap. It is a perfect fit since you swap out the dash piece, so no issues with exposed wood/white like with a cap. The piece really does look premium but does come at a premium cost. The...

There is no doubt DIY PPF is labor intensive, but certainly not impossible. If you are handy enough, it can be done. I purchased precut PPF from Servo PPF (Suntek Ultra) and installed full car coverage myself on a Model 3 without any prior experience, just a ton of YouTube video tutorials...

Looks good, but pretty expensive for what it is. The molded, OEM look, Model 3 mud flaps are around $30. I like that style more and will likely wait until one comes out. It's nice against the black trim!

I purchased my PPF from ServoPPF and they have been excellent. Suntek Ultra. So great I ordered full vehicle coverage for a Model Y. Hope to tackle this in the next few weeks.

@MountainPass patiently waiting for the next sale to pickup a set! Can't wait!

From what I see, if you login to your account on the Tesla website and select purchase insurance, there will be a page that has the quote. There's an area near the bottom left where it shows a picture of your car and a link on the right that says "Edit Coverage". Clicking on the link takes you...

I purchased chrome look vinyl and will be wrapping the black trim. Some parts of the black trim is pretty easy to wrap, and I actually plan on removing the trim pieces for a cleaner looking wrap. There are some YouTube videos out there that helps explain how to remove the trim (I'll find them...

On dark color cars I like the contrast. For some reason the chrome delete looks better on the 3 than the Y for me. I'll be attempting to "chrome add" the trim for a Black Y for a nice contrast. I was a fan of the all black look, 10 years ago. Now I think some chrome on a car this size adds...