Model Y - London/ Wimbledon - PFP

[ravilation]

Hi,

I am a first time Tesla owner and recently bought a Grey Model Y (Long Range) standard wheels. Sadly took delivery yhe day before I flew out for a month's holday with the car has been sitting on the drive for the last 30 days; just taking it for a wash but keen to get some stuff done on it. Would really love to get some advice/ tips/ guidance from this group on th following
1. PFP - Which parts of the body should get this done on (must hav vs nice to have) and any suggestions/ pointers on reccommended vendors who can do this (near me) - should i attempt DIY or leave it to the professionals
2. Mud Guards - Front wheel or back wheel or both ?
3. REar Parcel Shelf - any suggestions ?
4. Floor Mats - Any suggestions ?

Please also point out anything else that I should consider.

Many thanks in advance.

Regards
Ravi

 

[atl_OTP]

1) IMO, hood and bumpers would give you good coverage. I would definitely have PPF professionally installed, and please go with a reputable dealer in your area. If possible, see if they can wrap the edges of the PPF around the edges of the hood, bumper, etc.

2) I only have mud guards in the front and personally like the look of only having it in the front. Here is a thread about mud flaps:

Mud Flaps Model Y

What are the best mud flaps to buy for LR Model Y?

teslamotorsclub.com

You can also get PPF on the lower panel of the rear door:

Paint Protection Kits (rear Fenders/Rocker)

Protect your Model 3 or Y from snow, salt, sand and other small road debris that can cause wear and tear on your paint surfaces with our paint protection film (PPF) kits. We use Xpel Ultimate Plus film, generally regarded as one of the best, if not the best, PPF available.

abstractocean.com

Model Y Paint Protection Film

Protect your Model Y from snow, salt, sand and small debris with the Model Y Paint Protection Film. Protect your paint from stone chips and driving conditions that can accelerate wear and tear. Includes: 2x clear protective film for the rear doors / fenders 1x squeegee Installing Model Y Paint...

shop.tesla.com

I am not sure of 3) and 4).

 

[ravilation]

1) IMO, hood and bumpers would give you good coverage. I would definitely have PPF professionally installed, and please go with a reputable dealer in your area. If possible, see if they can wrap the edges of the PPF around the edges of the hood, bumper, etc.

2) I only have mud guards in the front and personally like the look of only having it in the front. Here is a thread about mud flaps:

Mud Flaps Model Y

What are the best mud flaps to buy for LR Model Y?

teslamotorsclub.com

You can also get PPF on the lower panel of the rear door:

Paint Protection Kits (rear Fenders/Rocker)

Protect your Model 3 or Y from snow, salt, sand and other small road debris that can cause wear and tear on your paint surfaces with our paint protection film (PPF) kits. We use Xpel Ultimate Plus film, generally regarded as one of the best, if not the best, PPF available.

abstractocean.com

Model Y Paint Protection Film

Protect your Model Y from snow, salt, sand and small debris with the Model Y Paint Protection Film. Protect your paint from stone chips and driving conditions that can accelerate wear and tear. Includes: 2x clear protective film for the rear doors / fenders 1x squeegee Installing Model Y Paint...

shop.tesla.com

I am not sure of 3) and 4).

Thank you very much