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Lasfit Product Reviews
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Instead of creating a new post, I also wanted to share my long-term experience with the Lasfit floor mats.
Why did I go with Lasfit as opposed to other brands? I previously had Lasfit products in my other vehicles (VW ID.4 and Ford Maverick) - all the products from Lasfit seems to last and high quality; haven't had a single issue with it.
Anyways, the floor mats + trunk mat I have from Lasfit was from early February 2023 and at the time of this post, it's September 2023; so about 7 months in and the mats are definitely holding up. I only vacuum once in a while, but haven't done any full detailing, as in scrubbing it clean and using some protectant to make it look new again.
The Tesla Model 3 is a daily driver, but since it's California, we mostly only get rain ever so often and not much else, so I can't speak for snowy condition people out there, but it's definitely holding up for my area.
The fitment is excellent, simple to install like any other floor mats out there. No fitment issue for sure! No warping or anything after a few months.
Driver side:
Passenger side:
Rear passenger:
Trunk mat:
Frank mat (rarely use, came at a much later date):
On top of the mats from Lasfit, I also have the Lasfit wheel cover for the 18 inch wheels since June 2023. Looks great and haven't had any noticeable drop in range based on my driving style.
Why did I go with Lasfit as opposed to other brands? I previously had Lasfit products in my other vehicles (VW ID.4 and Ford Maverick) - all the products from Lasfit seems to last and high quality; haven't had a single issue with it.
Anyways, the floor mats + trunk mat I have from Lasfit was from early February 2023 and at the time of this post, it's September 2023; so about 7 months in and the mats are definitely holding up. I only vacuum once in a while, but haven't done any full detailing, as in scrubbing it clean and using some protectant to make it look new again.
The Tesla Model 3 is a daily driver, but since it's California, we mostly only get rain ever so often and not much else, so I can't speak for snowy condition people out there, but it's definitely holding up for my area.
The fitment is excellent, simple to install like any other floor mats out there. No fitment issue for sure! No warping or anything after a few months.
Driver side:
Passenger side:
Rear passenger:
Trunk mat:
Frank mat (rarely use, came at a much later date):
On top of the mats from Lasfit, I also have the Lasfit wheel cover for the 18 inch wheels since June 2023. Looks great and haven't had any noticeable drop in range based on my driving style.
This is my review of the LASFIT no drill Mud Flaps. I will say upfront that they were sent to me at no cost, but did not influence my thoughts on them in any way. Nor did LASFIT ask me to say anything regarding my review.
The first thing I noticed was how well they were packaged. Each piece was in its own bag that was labeled where that piece should go. It was a small gesture but a nice on nonetheless. They also included the bag of rivets.
Putting the piece onto the car was relatively easy. You start by removing the existing plastic rivets installed by Tesla. Using a flat head screwdriver, they popped right off. The mud flaps also have a piece that you must line up with the side of the trip and ensure it locks onto the lip on the edge. This took a little bit of effort, but nothing I would ding them for. In fact, I appreciate it as it will ensure the flap doesn’t bounce around and remains secure to the car.
The flaps line up with the empty holes and you just pop the new ones right in. The one thing that did confuse me a bit was that the new rivets have a Philips slot on the top. I pushed them in a bit then tried to screw them into the car. A normal screwdriver wouldn’t fit so I had to get a small one. It wasn’t until I was screwing for about a minute did I realize that they just pop right in with a little force. Once I knew that it was a breeze putting the remaining flaps in.
The rear mud flaps also require you to remove a screw from underneath the car. I used a 11mm socket and socket wrench to remove it quickly. It took a bit, but again no fault at all to LASFIT. You line up the same clip onto the lip of the trim, and push in the two rivets you removed from the car. You also have to remember to screw the bolt back into the car with the additional hole on the flaps. With the rivets, you just push them in like the front flaps and you are good to go.
I’ve had these for almost a month now and wanted to give it a bit before I gave my opinion on these.
Packaging: These came well packaged and well labeled. Nothing but good things here. 5/5
Installation: Installation was easy once I got the hang of it. The included instructions were well written and illustrated. While I did try to install the rivet the difficult way by screwing instead of pressing, I can’t ding them for that. If anything, it is good to have multiple options. Locking the clip to the lip of the trim was a little tough, but I would much rather it tough and secure than easy and loose. The rear bolt was a nice touch for the rear flaps, ensuring that these will not move or bounce around while driving. 5/5
Real world use: This is a bit difficult to review. These did not rattle around while driving and are completely silent. I can’t tell if they saved any rocks or anything from kicking up, but they are better than nothing.
Overall I can highly recommend these mud flaps. They are an easy, unbiased 5/5.
wanted to update as I finally got around to installing.
The majority of people had some amount of rubbing on the side wall by the accelerator.
Again, these work pretty dang well. The fit is spot on and the aesthetics work well with the car.
Passenger side was easily installed. The driver side could be a bit more involving due to the accelerator pedal being in the way.
I found that keeping the kick pad about half an inch from the fabric and starting by inserting from the top of the foot well is the best way to do this so you’re not having to constantly pull and adjust.
These also work really well with any aftermarket floor mat you have as they don’t impede on the fit and functionality of the floor mats.
You can see the pic with where my other Y has some rubbing going on on the fabric and the other pic showing my fabric on the MYP being saved by the service center.
The majority of people had some amount of rubbing on the side wall by the accelerator.
Again, these work pretty dang well. The fit is spot on and the aesthetics work well with the car.
Passenger side was easily installed. The driver side could be a bit more involving due to the accelerator pedal being in the way.
I found that keeping the kick pad about half an inch from the fabric and starting by inserting from the top of the foot well is the best way to do this so you’re not having to constantly pull and adjust.
These also work really well with any aftermarket floor mat you have as they don’t impede on the fit and functionality of the floor mats.
You can see the pic with where my other Y has some rubbing going on on the fabric and the other pic showing my fabric on the MYP being saved by the service center.
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Ostrichsak
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Sup y'all?!
I wanted post to say that I was one of the lucky few who received a Model Y accessory on-the-house from Lastfit and give my honest review of this product.
The item received quickly and was packaged well. Upon opening, I didn't observe the offensive chemical/rubbery odor that can sometimes be present in these types of products. It was to open and access the panels and within a seconds I was ready to install.
This, too, couldn't have been anymore simple. I laid down the 2nd row seats in our 2023 Model Y, lined up the handle trim openings and then simply pressed down to engage the applied hook & loop strips with the carpet. On the 2nd one, I got the alignment off slightly but it was easy to peel up and reapply. 2nd time was a charm! lol
These 2nd row seat covers look great installed! They appear to be made of thick material that both looks and feels well-made. I don't imagine these will have any issues standing up to the use we anticipate them seeing and I'm sure we'll get years of trouble-free use out of them.
Thanks Lasfit!
I wanted post to say that I was one of the lucky few who received a Model Y accessory on-the-house from Lastfit and give my honest review of this product.
The item received quickly and was packaged well. Upon opening, I didn't observe the offensive chemical/rubbery odor that can sometimes be present in these types of products. It was to open and access the panels and within a seconds I was ready to install.
This, too, couldn't have been anymore simple. I laid down the 2nd row seats in our 2023 Model Y, lined up the handle trim openings and then simply pressed down to engage the applied hook & loop strips with the carpet. On the 2nd one, I got the alignment off slightly but it was easy to peel up and reapply. 2nd time was a charm! lol
These 2nd row seat covers look great installed! They appear to be made of thick material that both looks and feels well-made. I don't imagine these will have any issues standing up to the use we anticipate them seeing and I'm sure we'll get years of trouble-free use out of them.
Thanks Lasfit!
I recently got a set of Lasfit 18" wheel covers to replace the stock aero covers. They're quality, look great, and actually unexpectedly solved a problem for me too... my wheels have been making a ticking sound, and only today when I put the Lasfit wheel covers on did I realize that the ticking sound was actually coming from the OEM aero covers.
The OEM aero covers fit *inside* the rim, and evidently hitting enough potholes and such have likely made my rims slightly out of round, at least that outer most part that the aero covers sit inside of. Well the ticking sound seems to have been flexing of the plastic aero caps. Now with these Lasfit wheel covers, I'm back to a nice quiet ride. W00t!
The Lasfit covers go on the outside and cover the rims... so actually 2 problems solved, because they also cover up all of my curb rash. Additionally they provide protection from new curb rash. You can see how bad mine was in the photos below.
My opinion of these covers is that they are quality. When I first opened one of the boxes and saw foam tape, I was a little concerned, thinking "there's no way these are staying on with tape", but as it turns out the tape is there to further reduce any vibration of the cover. The covers themselves snap on very much like the OEM aero caps... but perhaps even a stronger better fit. I didn't use the tape at all and they certainly aren't going anywhere, but I may go back and put it on in the next few days if I have the time.
They're very lightweight. They look sportier than the OEM aero caps and compliment the look of the Model 3 very well.
Lasfit shipped quickly and also seems to be very communicative on these forums, so that helped me make the decision.
They also say these are more aerodynamic than the OEM aero caps, so bonus range! I don't have any good method for testing that, but I'm happy knowing it's not a range hit like taking the wheel covers off altogether.
One final bonus is that it's easier to identify your car in the crowd. I don't live in an area with too many Teslas, but in some places there are so many that it's easy to not know which car is yours. These wheel covers are a nice differentiator.
One thing to be aware of is that the packaging on the box *does* clearly show that it contains Tesla wheel covers, so if you have issues with package thiefs, you may want to be home for this delivery.
These covers are great! I'm very happy with them. And they're wife approved! Brown-chicken-brown-cow. Photos below.
The OEM aero covers fit *inside* the rim, and evidently hitting enough potholes and such have likely made my rims slightly out of round, at least that outer most part that the aero covers sit inside of. Well the ticking sound seems to have been flexing of the plastic aero caps. Now with these Lasfit wheel covers, I'm back to a nice quiet ride. W00t!
The Lasfit covers go on the outside and cover the rims... so actually 2 problems solved, because they also cover up all of my curb rash. Additionally they provide protection from new curb rash. You can see how bad mine was in the photos below.
My opinion of these covers is that they are quality. When I first opened one of the boxes and saw foam tape, I was a little concerned, thinking "there's no way these are staying on with tape", but as it turns out the tape is there to further reduce any vibration of the cover. The covers themselves snap on very much like the OEM aero caps... but perhaps even a stronger better fit. I didn't use the tape at all and they certainly aren't going anywhere, but I may go back and put it on in the next few days if I have the time.
They're very lightweight. They look sportier than the OEM aero caps and compliment the look of the Model 3 very well.
Lasfit shipped quickly and also seems to be very communicative on these forums, so that helped me make the decision.
They also say these are more aerodynamic than the OEM aero caps, so bonus range! I don't have any good method for testing that, but I'm happy knowing it's not a range hit like taking the wheel covers off altogether.
One final bonus is that it's easier to identify your car in the crowd. I don't live in an area with too many Teslas, but in some places there are so many that it's easy to not know which car is yours. These wheel covers are a nice differentiator.
One thing to be aware of is that the packaging on the box *does* clearly show that it contains Tesla wheel covers, so if you have issues with package thiefs, you may want to be home for this delivery.
These covers are great! I'm very happy with them. And they're wife approved! Brown-chicken-brown-cow. Photos below.
Soul Surfer
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In terms of follow up, I have to say I'm very pleased with the product. It's stayed in place and completely blends in with the interior of the car. I have made a few marks on them with my right foot, and they wipe away easily. And it sure better than making marks on the car itself. I would say that, had I paid for them, I would consider them a great value for the money. Overall, excellent product.
Just got the Lasfit floor mats + trunk mat for my new Model Y just in time for the California rain!
Swapped out the carpet mats for the rubber mats from Lasfit.
As usual, the mats are great fit and excellent quality. Definitely have more coverage than the carpet floor mats it came with.
Swapped out the carpet mats for the rubber mats from Lasfit.
As usual, the mats are great fit and excellent quality. Definitely have more coverage than the carpet floor mats it came with.
Like Lasfit as a vendor for I have their mats
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For Uber covers on my M3 19” I did like the Tesla logo center caps, does Lasfit include that?
Rimetrix charges +$16 for the center logos
Can you easily add air without removing the Lasfit covers? My covers from Yeslak have to be removed to reach the valve.
Rimetrixs covers don’t have to be removed
I like Rimetrixs value prop vs rhe other manuf and also made in the USA.
rimetrix.com
def search for discount codes for you can save a lot
For Uber covers on my M3 19” I did like the Tesla logo center caps, does Lasfit include that?
Rimetrix charges +$16 for the center logos
Can you easily add air without removing the Lasfit covers? My covers from Yeslak have to be removed to reach the valve.
Rimetrixs covers don’t have to be removed
I like Rimetrixs value prop vs rhe other manuf and also made in the USA.
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