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Rosalind
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Somebody I know on another list got these custom made from Model 3 | ForMyTesla.com
This is likely where I will be ordering mine. Of course, mine will be with red edging and embroidery and will say Model 3.
This is likely where I will be ordering mine. Of course, mine will be with red edging and embroidery and will say Model 3.
After posting around 1pm I checked PartCatalog and saw they were in stock there so ordered from them and cancelled our Amazon order. Figured if my car came early and with no word yet on when Amazon's were coming in, I'd be kicking myself for not going with a sure thing.
UltralightBeam
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Partcatalog also has them a little cheaper which I guess is a plus! These will be needed as wet fall and winter seasons come up!
Personal aesthetics. They just don’t have the right look for me though they look like nice mats and I’m glad they got posted for folks to consider.
Abnoidz
Member
autoanything.com had the kagu 3d maxpider mats for the tesla M3 last week. had 20% off too. my order is scheduled to be shipped aug 8-13. its back ordered and now they are out of stock again.
johndorian
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Phillyasian
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The black color matches the car perfectly. The pattern is somewhat similar to the speaker grill on the door so it's very complementary to the whole esthetics of the car.
There currently isn't any color other than Black in mat offered for the Model 3. The other color choices pertain to Model S and Model X mats. So Black it is! Easy decision!!
Hopefully will get a ship notice later today from PartCatalog on our order.
comec0rrect
Member
+1 on TuxMats. Look better and more premium than MaxSpider which I did prefer prior to me seeing the Tux's IMO. Ordered mine yesterday and will ship in 2 weeks.
I guess it's all in the eye of the beholder. Personally I like the refined texture of the 3D Maxpider Kagu mats over the TuxMats ridged/bumped surface or what I've seen of WeatherTech's all-weather ridged mats. We have the Kagu already in our Model S which I consider a luxury sedan and don't think the TuxMats or WeatherTech impart a luxury look and inspite of the TuxMats' leather grain look. Another thing I like about the Kagu is the fact that when your seated and put your feet down you're on a firm surface without any noticeable ridges for your heel to go into.
As for cleaning I will say that the material that is used in the Kagu mats brushes out and/or hoses down nicely without stuff getting trapped in the "carbon fiber" texture. The TuxMats look like they have a fine grained texture embossed on them and would be interested to hear how dirt and dried liquids come off of it during cleaning. I know people who bought the WeatherTech mats for their Model S had a hard time getting them to not look dirty or muddied even after scrubbing them. (photos on a thread on the MS forum).
One other thing I like about the Kagu is that the bottom has this velcro-like texture to it and they stay in place very well with no need for holes in it for anchoring.
As for cleaning I will say that the material that is used in the Kagu mats brushes out and/or hoses down nicely without stuff getting trapped in the "carbon fiber" texture. The TuxMats look like they have a fine grained texture embossed on them and would be interested to hear how dirt and dried liquids come off of it during cleaning. I know people who bought the WeatherTech mats for their Model S had a hard time getting them to not look dirty or muddied even after scrubbing them. (photos on a thread on the MS forum).
One other thing I like about the Kagu is that the bottom has this velcro-like texture to it and they stay in place very well with no need for holes in it for anchoring.
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Jimmy 1
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Saw this set at that a friend ordered, looks really nice in her car.
nmessina9
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wbhokie
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I would guess those are also the custom ones from ForMyTesla - since they support pretty much any single custom logo and trim. But they do cost $425
nmessina9
Member
Yeah i took a peek when someone else mentioned it. I'm thinking of just waiting for Tesla to release their own.
Natalie 1
Banned
Those are my girlfriends! She got them at www.evampedup.com. Just fyi, they were a prototype they are working on, I think she paid somewhere around $280, for the 3 mats.
