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What did you do to get the tight gap between the front mudguards and the side of the vehicle? No matter how much I manipulated the bottom of mine where the attachment would be made I always had a 2-3mm gap and was very concerned I would trap sand/salt there so I opted not to install.
Did you PPF those areas prior to installation?
Custom steering wheel? White seat covers?
I said that one, but I guess it wasn't correct ....
Funny! I did notice that, but didn't realize there was an actual product that did that.Answer:
The red Tesla T's on the center caps are ALWAYS straight up and down.
The center part of the wheel center caps spins around and is weighted to keep the red Tesla T's straight up and down on all 4 wheels at all times.
Funny! I did notice that, but didn't realize there was an actual product that did that.
Answer:
The red Tesla T's on the center caps are ALWAYS straight up and down.
The center part of the wheel center caps spins around and is weighted to keep the red Tesla T's straight up and down on all 4 wheels at all times.
Answer:
The red Tesla T's on the center caps are ALWAYS straight up and down.
The center part of the wheel center caps spins around and is weighted to keep the red Tesla T's straight up and down on all 4 wheels at all times.
Just a heads up for those who used the provided hardware, specifically the screws on front. Mine have been installed for about 3 months and the screws are rusted significantly like there was no coating, zinc or otherwise.
That is so cool - I didn't even know they had something like that !! Thanks for the brain teaser as it helps my retired brain get some exercise....
Well, in the pics, we can only see one wheel at a time, so I just assumed you moved the car back and forth to get the perfect angle for a pic!LOL...I know.
There was no way that I was going to lift up the car and rotate the tires to perfectly align the Center Cap Logo's straight up and down on every wheel just for a mud flap picture.
LOL.
Well, in the pics, we can only see one wheel at a time, so I just assumed you moved the car back and forth to get the perfect angle for a pic!
I would guess depends who made those splash guards, two of them have clip snap into the inner fender...
I would guess depends who made those splash guards, two of them have clip snap into the inner fender...
Tesla Painted splash guards — Postimage.org
Just a heads up for those who used the provided hardware, specifically the screws on front. Mine have been installed for about 3 months and the screws are rusted significantly like there was no coating, zinc or otherwise.
I will probably just drill the holes large enough for the plastic rivets and use those to join the two plastic pieces when the screws fail (or I get tired of looking at the only rusted thing on my car).
I ended up going with the Basenor Amazon Mud Flaps. I didn't want to drill a hole in the front fenders so I just used double sided 3M tape on the side edges. If that can hold on my spoiler, I'm sure it will hold these on. I just put on the tape without removing the backing, then pulled a bit of the backing to created a pig tails on the red part of the tape and then screwed it on. When it was secure on the bottom, just pulled the pig tail from the 3M tape and pushed down. Worked great.