Tesla Model 3 Taillight non-OEM replacement on Amazon: would you buy it?

[John Snow]

Hi, Guys
If the Taillight of your model 3 is broken, will you buy the replacement like this on Amazon?

 

[Kilotango74]

Are you trying to sell these or asking if people would buy aftermarket taillights instead of OEM?

 

[John Snow]

I want to know if people would buy aftermarket taillights instead of OEM

Are you trying to sell these or asking if people would buy aftermarket taillights instead of OEM?

 

[Gamsberry]

I did buy aftermarket taillights for my Accord. They had a blackout look & had a sequenced bar for turn signals, very different from OEM. I did it because the look they provided was worth the risk of non-oem parts direct from China. I'd apply the same rules to the Tesla. If something different enough that I liked came along I'd do it. Given the cost of the car I probably would not if they looked the same.

 

[640k]

you will always run the risk of a non-oem part being inferior to the OE version. taillights and headlights are especially known for issues with leakage, failed LEDs, etc. i would consider the cost savings vs. the headache should anything go wrong. if the discount is deep enough, it may be worth the risk. you're you're talking about $50, you may want to stick with OE.

/.02

 

[super20g]

Does the non-oem part still have the fog up and look ghetto feature?

 

[Watts_Up]

Otherwise, can you get Tesla parts from Tesla, or need to order from a bodyshop, for example?

 

[Kilotango74]

Personally I would stick to oem. Back in my mustang days I had aftermarket headlights and I had to reseal them multiple times.

 

[M3FNATIK]

Doe Tesla have an OEM Part warranty? For example, BMW has a 2 year, unlimited mile warranty for OEM parts purchased through their dealer network.

 

[Adam3]

There are plenty of OEM used ones on ebay, that is what I would do.