They look like the 3D ones. There are other brands that sell for way under that on amazon.
MASTER THREAD: Floor Mats
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I am new to forum. Was going to buy weathertech and decided to check here. The reviews on Amazon for the above product are really good and these are nearly $100 < expensive than WT. Taking your recommendation. Thx!
I became impatient waiting for the Abstract Ocean (3D Max variant) to be restocked, so i ordered Basenor mats which is another variant off amazon. Man the fit was horrible, precision fit my arse. So, i took a chance to bought Maxats off amazon for my 2020 M3. The driver side fit well, passenger side has slight creases, and the rear has rail gaps which i assume mirrors 3D Max 2019 mats? + For $60 you get mats AND screen protector. - Fit slightly off, and also has hideous logo.
Are the Tesla All Weather floor mats any good? Getting a new Model 3 on Thursday, so though would just get those. Thanks!
The only issue with the 3D and these mats is the back mats. WHY are the lips not at the edges of the floor mats? Why leave the whole middle unlipped and why is the lip an inch away from the seat rails? So annoying.
I like big meaty lips.
JohnNick72
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The Tesla all weather mats are excellent. Only reason not to buy them is to save a few bucks, or just to be different. If you want a precise OEM fit, style, and appearance, I highly recommend them. I have the Frunk, Trunk, and both the All Weather Liners. I think they are made by WeatherTech for Tesla, regardless, they are great.
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Hello,
I just received my basic standard range model 3 the other day and I am absolutely in love! I just wish I can afford the FSD
The only problem with my car is that it did not come with any floor-mats. I originally bought the 3D MAXPIDER, however, I had to return it because I found better priced mats on amazon and I could not stand that bulky logo! So I just recently received a set of mats from Tesla Shield on amazon and decided to purchase because of the price point, lack of bulky logo, and good reviews. I have been using them for the last week or so and I am quite impressed. The packaging was very unique and they fit very snug around the edges. Im just wondering if anyone has used these mats from this brand and if so how well did it work for you?
Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZRZJZJT/
I just received my basic standard range model 3 the other day and I am absolutely in love! I just wish I can afford the FSD
The only problem with my car is that it did not come with any floor-mats. I originally bought the 3D MAXPIDER, however, I had to return it because I found better priced mats on amazon and I could not stand that bulky logo! So I just recently received a set of mats from Tesla Shield on amazon and decided to purchase because of the price point, lack of bulky logo, and good reviews. I have been using them for the last week or so and I am quite impressed. The packaging was very unique and they fit very snug around the edges. Im just wondering if anyone has used these mats from this brand and if so how well did it work for you? Here's the link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07ZRZJZJT/
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TydalForce
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I'm pretty sure at this point there's just one factory churning out 3rd party accessories and everyone's putting their own name on them.
Hi All. Just bought the 2020 3D Maxpider for my Model 3 (2020 LR). Prices went up on these but the fitment is nice.
Here are some pictures.
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I purchased the Tesla mats. They stay in place and go up the sides, so nothing sneaks underneath the mats.
R5 Red Five
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I fitted these ones from Diamond Car Mats, very nice and full coverage.
Weather is not always wet in UK so they don't get ruined, and wipe clean really easily.
Weather is not always wet in UK so they don't get ruined, and wipe clean really easily.
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TWoodstream
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Since we just released our 3D MAXpider version of the 2020 Tesla Model 3 application this month, I expect a few companies to start releasing their versions in about 2 months.
Didn't see the following already recommended - I followed all the videos and youtuber recommendations for 3d max spider floor mats but felt the cost was a little high - settled on TOPlight Floor mats (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VHNC7YN/) for $110 and couldn't be happier - still say it was my best addition to my car.
Perfect fit and incredible price and look great with my "Matrix Black" Dashboard and center console - so easy to clean - just take the mats out and shoot them with a hose - don't have issue with mud getting stuck inbetween pattern
Perfect fit and incredible price and look great with my "Matrix Black" Dashboard and center console - so easy to clean - just take the mats out and shoot them with a hose - don't have issue with mud getting stuck inbetween pattern
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Is yours a 2020 Model 3 LR AWD? That's the specific model where it specifically states they don't fit... I did see from one other post (I think on Amazon) that the reviewer bought them for this model, and they DID fit fine.... But I'm assuming there must be some reason the company is specifically calling this out for that model being an issue!
It was stated during the workshop everyone getting a model 3 2as getting the 2020 version, thus Gen 3 hardware, no frunk grocery clips. Autopilot visualization. I'm not entirely sure if that confirms other than what they said and getting it in Dec 2019.
I got the Model 3 All Weather Interior Mats from Teslas website. They're $145 compared to $195 for Teslas other model 3 floor mats. The only difference is the more expensive ones have a taller vertical lining to catch liquids.
Have you had any regrets about not getting the ones with the taller edges? I'm thinking about buying directly from Tesla instead of getting some other brand for slightly cheaper.
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