-
Want to remove ads? Register an account and login to see fewer ads, and become a Supporting Member to remove almost all ads.
Model 3 Accessories
- Thread starter Dakah3
- Start date
Also...my 2c ... sometimes you actually draw more attention to the car by putting a cover on.
The Tesla AU site now has a section for M3 accessories.
https://www.tesla.com/sites/default...U/M3_Accessories_Digital_Brochure_AU_0906.pdf
https://www.tesla.com/sites/default...U/M3_Accessories_Digital_Brochure_AU_0906.pdf
Thanks for posting the link.
Interesting - no 20" snow chains for the Performance model.
Homelink is $460, but since it was listed as a standard feature when I ordered I am expecting it to be included in mine.
Also, in order to get two Lightning USB cables it appears you need to buy two surplus USB-C cables.
Interesting - no 20" snow chains for the Performance model.
Homelink is $460, but since it was listed as a standard feature when I ordered I am expecting it to be included in mine.
Also, in order to get two Lightning USB cables it appears you need to buy two surplus USB-C cables.
For the ultimate geek, many of us here I am sure, there is now a way to plug in a OBD dongle (I think the Model 3 may be the only modern car to not have a OBD port) and connect the Scan my Tesla app to it. Will give you all sorts of extra info like more in depth battery stats.
diagnostic adapter cable – Tesla M3 (>01/2019) – EMDS
I've ordered one as I can't resist seeing all that extra data
There has been another one for a little while, but a bit expensive and too big to tuck away anywhere, and a far more complicated box which I think gives out less info too but I could be wrong. (Also they often come wired wrong from what I've read) EVTV Motor Verks Store: Tesla Model 3 OBDII Adapter, OEM Electric Vehicle Items, Model3OBDII2019
diagnostic adapter cable – Tesla M3 (>01/2019) – EMDS
I've ordered one as I can't resist seeing all that extra data
There has been another one for a little while, but a bit expensive and too big to tuck away anywhere, and a far more complicated box which I think gives out less info too but I could be wrong. (Also they often come wired wrong from what I've read) EVTV Motor Verks Store: Tesla Model 3 OBDII Adapter, OEM Electric Vehicle Items, Model3OBDII2019
For the ultimate geek, many of us here I am sure, there is now a way to plug in a OBD dongle (I think the Model 3 may be the only modern car to not have a OBD port) and connect the Scan my Tesla app to it. Will give you all sorts of extra info like more in depth battery stats.
diagnostic adapter cable – Tesla M3 (>01/2019) – EMDS
I've ordered one as I can't resist seeing all that extra data
There has been another one for a little while, but a bit expensive and too big to tuck away anywhere, and a far more complicated box which I think gives out less info too but I could be wrong. (Also they often come wired wrong from what I've read) EVTV Motor Verks Store: Tesla Model 3 OBDII Adapter, OEM Electric Vehicle Items, Model3OBDII2019
Have you confirmed it works? The second one looks like it taps into the CAN bus rather than just an OBD type "read only" device. Also, without knowing for sure, I read somewhere that the diagnostic ports are now disabled by default and can only be enabled by staff with a code that's unique to each vehicle and that is different every day!?
Let us know your findings when you get as I'd be really interested. I've had similar devices for VW and BMW and have found them indispensable.
The Model 3 does not have a OBD port, and may have a diagnostic port of some sort I think but seems to be locked down, so not relevant to anyone but Tesla's own service techs.
Both plug in the same place I think. My understanding is that OBD ports can output a variety of types of data including canbus, and this adaptor plugs in line with a canbus cable to feed off the canbus signals to a OBD type plug and into a bluetooth adaptor of your choice (or they sell one). Or the EVTV one feeds the data into a adaptor built into the box and various other smarts to log, etc but seems overkill for most people and it isn't a small box.
There seems to be some reports on forums of people buying this cable and using it ok, as well as the evtv one that has been around for a while (and there have been some others in the US custom made or made for other purposes, but not easily available). Still are a few people on forums working out all the data that comes out and what it all means, and I'm not sure if the data showing in the app is more limited with a Model 3 than a S. And also they have found firmware updates have changed things sometimes too which does help. But still it seems to show quote on a lot of interesting info.
Both plug in the same place I think. My understanding is that OBD ports can output a variety of types of data including canbus, and this adaptor plugs in line with a canbus cable to feed off the canbus signals to a OBD type plug and into a bluetooth adaptor of your choice (or they sell one). Or the EVTV one feeds the data into a adaptor built into the box and various other smarts to log, etc but seems overkill for most people and it isn't a small box.
There seems to be some reports on forums of people buying this cable and using it ok, as well as the evtv one that has been around for a while (and there have been some others in the US custom made or made for other purposes, but not easily available). Still are a few people on forums working out all the data that comes out and what it all means, and I'm not sure if the data showing in the app is more limited with a Model 3 than a S. And also they have found firmware updates have changed things sometimes too which does help. But still it seems to show quote on a lot of interesting info.
Hey guys, Just a heads up. i just saw this deal for the 1tb SSD Samsung T5 Series SSD 1TB $158.40 + $10 Delivery @ The School Locker eBay also the 500gb ssd Samsung 500GB T5 Portable SSD $111.20 + Delivery (Free with eBay Plus/C&C) @ Bing Lee eBay
RobDickinson
Active Member
Note V10 will overwrite old sentry files if the disk is full (and over 5gb) no need for massive disks just for that now.
Sentry
In-Cabin Floor Mats (RHD)
*Prices in AUD
- $29.99 Sandisk Ultra 128GB Micro SDXC UHS-I Card with Adapter - 100MB/s U1 A1 - SDSQUAR-128G-GN6MA, Black
- $15.98 Sandisk SDDR-B531-GN6NN MobileMate USB 3.0 microSD Card Reader, Black
- Boot $23.86 TOOGOO Car Rear Trunk Cargo Mat Tray Floor Boot Carpet for Tesla Model 3 2017-2019
- Frunk $24.21 TOOGOO Car Front Trunk Storage Mat Cargo Tray Trunk Waterproof Protective Pads Mat Compatible for Tesla Model 3 (Front Box Mat)
- $9.73 JessicaAlba Armrest Storage Organizer Center Console Tray Divider for Tesla Model 3 2017 2018 2019
In-Cabin Floor Mats (RHD)
- I'm holding out on buying $137 LUCKEASY TPE Custom Fit All-Weather Floor Mats for Tesla Model 3 2017 2018 2019 All-Weather Waterproof and Wearable - be sure to ask them for RHD versions - which I have confirmed from the seller, they do offer.
*Prices in AUD
Once you receive the Sentry items in my post above, format the microSD to FAT32 (I used AOMEI Partition Assistant Standard Edition 8.4 for Win10 otherwise natively Windows tells you it's too large and cannot format), create a folder called TeslaCam and plug into one of the front two USB ports.
Then in your car, carry with you at all times your OTG connector for your phone, and download/launch the TeslaCam / Sentry app (android)
watch the videos with your phone as soon as your Tesla tells you there was a Sentry Event upon returning to your vehicle.
Then in your car, carry with you at all times your OTG connector for your phone, and download/launch the TeslaCam / Sentry app (android)
watch the videos with your phone as soon as your Tesla tells you there was a Sentry Event upon returning to your vehicle.
Last edited:
TesBanjo
Member
It doesn’t come with them. No option to buy them from Tesla in AU yet. I reused my mats from my last car for the time being.
There's no floor mats at Tesla shop for us Model 3 owners.
Once you pick up the car - you'll have nothing but the under carpet. You'll have to make due with generic floor mats to get by for now.
.. so I've put together my research into the best ones.
Currently I'm using Ford mats just to save my interior in my model 3 I picked up last week.
Model 3 Floor mats (Right Hand Drive) options:
Check out luckeasy's other floor mats here - Ask if they can make them in RHD though...
You're welcome.
Once you pick up the car - you'll have nothing but the under carpet. You'll have to make due with generic floor mats to get by for now.
.. so I've put together my research into the best ones.
Currently I'm using Ford mats just to save my interior in my model 3 I picked up last week.
Model 3 Floor mats (Right Hand Drive) options:
- I BOUGHT THESE JUST TONIGHT $145 direct from LUCKEASY on aliexpress - you must include "Right Hand Drive (RHD)" in the comment to seller during checkout. (I've confirmed the seller can make them in RHD). p.s. Luckeasy has the best model 3 aliexpress store (check out the rocket).
- $183 Luckeasy on aliexpress again - Contact them to ensure there are RHD in this version. These are probably the best built ones on this list.
- $170 again direct from LUCKEASY on aliexpress - you must include "Right Hand Drive (RHD)" in the comment to seller during checkout.
- $1.00 - $15.00 / Sets | 30 Set/Sets (Min. Order) Aidezhou on alibaba - RHD - these would have been my preference.
- $132 Custom Made with cross stitching RHD - grey, red, biege, but black sold out.
- $190 Custom Made with cross stitching v2 RHD - contact them first to confirm colour and RHD availability.
Check out luckeasy's other floor mats here - Ask if they can make them in RHD though...
You're welcome.
Last edited:
Similar threads
- Marketplace listing
Available
Model 3 All-Weather Floor Mats
