Lug Nut Covers sold by Evannex.com?

[SarasotaModelS]

Instead of having my current silver lug nuts powdercoated grey to match my recently powdercoated grey turbine OEM wheels, I noticed the lug nut covers sold by evannex.com as an alternative option. Any reviews on this product? Should I go with these?

Tesla Model S Lug Nut Covers

 

[FLDarren]

I bought the black lug nut covers directly from Tesla. I love them. Even though they are black, they blend in with the grey wheels. They are very snug but easily removable with a flathead screwdriver. The ones from Evannex look identical to the OEM Tesla covers. I say buy them.

 

[SarasotaModelS]

Did you buy them through a Tesla Service Center?

I bought the black lug nut covers directly from Tesla. I love them. Even though they are black, they blend in with the grey wheels. They are very snug but easily removable with a flathead screwdriver. The ones from Evannex look identical to the OEM Tesla covers. I say buy them.

 

[dsm363]

Tesla will likely just give them to you if you ask.

 

[FLDarren]

Did you buy them through a Tesla Service Center?

Yes. $2 or $2.50 a piece

 

[Musterion]

Instead of having my current silver lug nuts powdercoated grey to match my recently powdercoated grey turbine OEM wheels, I noticed the lug nut covers sold by evannex.com as an alternative option. Any reviews on this product? Should I go with these?

Tesla Model S Lug Nut Covers

If you prefer the stock parts, some time ago I bought and installed the actual grey Tesla lug nuts (not the black plastic covers) plus the grey wheel center caps directly from the parts desk at a Tesla Service Center, so I'd recommend checking with your center on availability. On the other hand the contrast of the silver nuts on dark wheels is a nice look too and I've seen some cars like this at service.