Moops
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The ones I purchased from Tessories also bow like this, although they didnt start to bow until after a few weeks of being installed. The front one bows more than the rear and on a hot day they seem to take shape and fit as they should. On a cooler day they just dont fit correctly. I took them off for now as it really annoys me.My wife is very fair-skinned and concerned about exposure to sun through the glass roof.
I bought a nice-looking set of sun shades from Teslaunch - these ones: 2024 Model 3 Highland Upgrade Built-In Reflective Sunroof Ice Crystal + Suede Double Insulation Sunroof Sunshade For Tesla
The 'suede' does look very nice, and the colour match with the car's upper linings is good. But it doesn't fit.
The front is ok:
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But the back edge of the sun shade is too wide and bows out when installed:
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Supplier accepts that there is a problem but seems less than interested in making it right. So far, they have offered me 70% refund. Needless to say, I'm not having something that looks like that in my new car and I'm insisting on 100%. It's a fight that I shouldn't need to have. If supplier doesn't come to the party, I'm sure my credit card company will.
So, two lessons for the group:
I've ordered something from Amazon Au to replace it. At least there will be no quibbles returning item to Amazon if it doesn't fit.
- don't buy this product
- don't buy from this company.
Interesting side-note: apparently there is a difference between cars made in USA and cars made in Shanghai so far as sun shade fitment is concerned. The Jowua site offers separate products with fitment clearly noted:
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I suspect that this is something some manufacturers are only now figuring out.
Will look at getting some better quality ones next summer.