Maxpider 3D carpeted version in 2018 MS?

[SBDPlaid]

Im looking at these for my ‘18 Model S, and one of the reviews (with a picture) on Amazon shows that the drivers side doesn’t fit in a 2018.
Is there a reason why these would only fit 2017 and earlier?

 

[Joe Car Stuff]

According to 3D their guide only lists fitment on vehicles up to 2017 model year. I think they may have changed the floor on the redesign. I'm not sure if anyone tried the old mats and had them fit. If someone has just let me know! By the way if you want 3D mats you can buy them on my site cheaper than anywhere else when you use coupon code TMC at checkout. joecarstuff.com If you want the carpet version just shoot me a message and I'll do a special order for the same price as the others.

 

[Drlev]

Yes, they fit. I love them.

 

[Joe Car Stuff]

Yes, they fit. I love them.

What year is yours?

 

[Drlev]

What year is yours?

November/December 2017 build. There’s a little gap at the side of the driver’s mat but it’s inconsequential.

 

[Joe Car Stuff]

November/December 2017 build. There’s a little gap at the side of the driver’s mat but it’s inconsequential.

So is yours the newer body style in a 2018 model year?

 

[DriveMe]

Tesla doesn’t do “Model Years”
2018 Model S would be built in 2018.

For what it’s worth, my Maxpider 3D fits perfectly in my Model S built in September 2017.

 

[SBDPlaid]

So did Tesla change the floorboard layout on the driver side from 2017-2018? 2017 had refresh already so not sure why the two years would be different.

 

[Joe Car Stuff]

Tesla doesn’t do “Model Years”
2018 Model S would be built in 2018.

Sorry for my ignorance, but didn't they change the design of the car in 2018? How do you differentiate the models then? Most manufacturers switch model year in Q3 of the year for productions.

 

[SBDPlaid]

November/December 2017 build. There’s a little gap at the side of the driver’s mat but it’s inconsequential.

That gap is what I was referring to that was shown on an Amazon review. Can you take a picture of yours?

 

[SBDPlaid]

Sorry for my ignorance, but didn't they change the design of the car in 2018? How do you differentiate the models then? Most manufacturers switch model year in Q3 of the year for productions.

The refresh was done in 2016 I believe

 

[DriveMe]

Sorry for my ignorance, but didn't they change the design of the car in 2018? How do you differentiate the models then? Most manufacturers switch model year in Q3 of the year for productions.

Tesla doesn’t. Updates and improvements are released whenever they are ready, with no regard to the annual cycle. The only way to differentiate the models is by the date of manufacture. I am not sure what relevant changes were done throughout 2018, but I know that at some point in 2017 Tesla has dropped the dead pedal.

 

[outdoors]

Im looking at these for my ‘18 Model S, and one of the reviews (with a picture) on Amazon shows that the drivers side doesn’t fit in a 2018.
Is there a reason why these would only fit 2017 and earlier?

There is a gap on drivers side sill area. Still very nice mats if you like all weather, but still want the carpeted look. I used them for 6 months and gave them away on the forums. The gap bothered me that much. Others maybe just a reposition could bring the gap to the other side towards center console. At the time I put approx 40k in miles on them in 9 months. We became close friends They held up and cleaned well under power sprayer. Also remove the 3d logo and replace with a rubber grommet if it keeps getting stuck on your heel. Just my two shekels.