Y owners looking for vinyl stripe ideas--check out this one we finished up with. Going with a BMW inspired look, 2 staggered stripes offset to the side, giving it an edgier look.
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Vendor Model Y - Pics + Vids - Tint, PPF/Clearbra, Ceramic Coating, Vinyl Wraps, Wheels, Aero
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Y owners looking to wrap their car, check out satin grey. Love how this color ties in so well with the black trims and wheels. Best part is how it sharpens the body lines you don’t normally notice with the regular factory paint. Makes the car look so much sportier.
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I’m convinced that this is the best silver vinyl wrap for Teslas. It just has such a high-tech, futuristic look to it! Tell me what you think.
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Chrome deleting--plastidip or vinyl wrap? In this quick video, we show 2 Teslas with 2 different chrome deleting solutions so viewers can compare and see which they prefer.
Plastidip has many great benefits. Easy DIY for anyone who wants to attempt it themselves and looks pretty reasonable on badges/emblems. Vinyl wrap gives you more of an OEM look compared to plastidip, but it requires more work than plastidip (sprays on). What's very clear is that they don't provide the same finishing once completed. This is probably the biggest deciding factor for people. Even though this video is specifically talking about chrome deletes, the same points can be said for anyone deciding to plastidip or vinyl wrap their entire car.
Plastidip has many great benefits. Easy DIY for anyone who wants to attempt it themselves and looks pretty reasonable on badges/emblems. Vinyl wrap gives you more of an OEM look compared to plastidip, but it requires more work than plastidip (sprays on). What's very clear is that they don't provide the same finishing once completed. This is probably the biggest deciding factor for people. Even though this video is specifically talking about chrome deletes, the same points can be said for anyone deciding to plastidip or vinyl wrap their entire car.
If you're thinking about doing a pillar delete on the Y, here's one we did along with other cool services.
Since heat reduction was on the top of your list, I'll assume that is your main priority. If you can get Photosync in your area, get it.
Such a fun color! Been waiting for the day we get to wrap a Tesla in tiffany blue, and it was worth the wait. See what you think!
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Here's a quick clip of a Y we wrapped in metallic gloss black. Great option for those who like Tesla's black but want something that has metallic flakes like the other colors from Tesla. It's not over the top, but it pops under the sun.
Y owners looking to swap out their wheels to something more unique and ultimately better fitting than factory wheels, check out these we just installed.
If you’re looking for color wrap ideas, here’s a Y finished in Seabreeze Blue. A nice, calming blue that looks great with the soft body lines on the Y. See what you think!
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Don't get fooled--ceramic tint ISN'T the "best" tint out there. What matters more is the TSER% when it comes to maximizing heat rejection. If you need help picking out tint for summer, here's a quick guide.
I posted this awhile back, but it's so important for you not to get caught up in buying a tint just because it's "ceramic". That term has been so overly commercialized and manipulated that it's lost most of its importance now. Yes, ceramic is good, but you'd be shocked how many films out there are ACTUALLY ceramic. Most just call their films ceramic because that's the only term the general, uneducated public know when it comes to tint. Please don't be deceived.
I posted this awhile back, but it's so important for you not to get caught up in buying a tint just because it's "ceramic". That term has been so overly commercialized and manipulated that it's lost most of its importance now. Yes, ceramic is good, but you'd be shocked how many films out there are ACTUALLY ceramic. Most just call their films ceramic because that's the only term the general, uneducated public know when it comes to tint. Please don't be deceived.
Model Y owners looking for vinyl wrap ideas, check out this satin gray for a futuristic look. Can't believe how long it took for us to finally do one with matching door handles! Definitely the right move.
Model Y and 3 owners looking to improve the ride quality--check out these Tein coilovers. First impressions are pretty good. Feels like about a 20-25% increase in ride comfort from stock suspensions. Bumps aren't as jarring and feel more rounded out/smoother than before. Handling is definitely improved. Much tighter and stable. Also helps get rid of that enormouse wheel gap.
I know this isn't a Y, but this question has been brought up countless times by new Tesla owners considering clearbra (paint protection film) that I think this video will be too helpful not to share.
Do you REALLY need clearbra (paint protection film) for your Tesla? Is front bumper coverage more than enough or how much should I wrap?
If you have any of these questions, take a quick view at this 2 min video. We take a look at a X with 60,000 miles and NO clearbra and see how the paint has fared up to this point.
Do you REALLY need clearbra (paint protection film) for your Tesla? Is front bumper coverage more than enough or how much should I wrap?
If you have any of these questions, take a quick view at this 2 min video. We take a look at a X with 60,000 miles and NO clearbra and see how the paint has fared up to this point.
We did it!
We found a way to make the Y feel like driving on clouds while IMPROVING handling and the best part? You can keep the factory ride height. Incredibly smooth. Night and day difference compared to stock.
We found a way to make the Y feel like driving on clouds while IMPROVING handling and the best part? You can keep the factory ride height. Incredibly smooth. Night and day difference compared to stock.
Depends on where you live, we have heavy salt and road debris in the NY/NJ area and i recommend on getting the clear bra for the car, rock chips are the worst.
We got in the new Ohlins Road & Track Coilovers for the Model 3 & Y. These are incredible. Totally night and day difference in ride comfort plus improved handling. Definitely recommend checking this kit out for those looking to upgrade their ride quality.
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