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Tesla Mudflaps for front. What are you all using for the back?
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I don't have my Model Y yet, but there was a recent thread where they said Nansure rear mud flaps were similar to the Tesla fronts.
Nansure Rear Mud Flaps
Nansure Rear Mud Flaps
andaconda
Active Member
The back really doesn't need it. I had PPF applied to my back doors as soon as I got the car. Haven't had any trouble in the past 10 months of ownership.
andaconda
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MatildaModelY
Active Member
Are rear mud flaps necessary? I have the front ones and totally agree that every model Y owner should have the front.
HellsKitchen
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yep this is the one I did, matches the OEM one well, only thing is it is not very wide
They do for the guy behind you, especially with winter tires in bad weather, but I’m good with letting that guy back off. I’ve had them in the past, but won’t pay for them on my Y.
chadol
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I bought Tesla front mud flaps and OEM for the rear.
The OEM kit comes with both front & rear, but I only used the rear pairs. Prices are similar.
When it comes to the comparison: Tesla is twice more expensive (because only front pairs, missing the rears) but is of better design and quality (longer and made of two different materials).
The OEM kit comes with both front & rear, but I only used the rear pairs. Prices are similar.
When it comes to the comparison: Tesla is twice more expensive (because only front pairs, missing the rears) but is of better design and quality (longer and made of two different materials).
PacificPower
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Didn't see the need to justify the extra money on RallyArmors when the car should have came with it.
Only installed the rears because the fronts already were installed OEM, and have held up great against salt, snow, and to prevent buildup on the rear bumper. Great fitment and 5 min install.
PacificPower
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I thought this too until I started putting them on my cars and it actually makes a good bit of difference, especially during snow and heavy rain. That's why I only dropped like $20 on mine and figured if they were awful, I could return them on Amazon. I think it also adds a nice aesthetic in the rear to make it look more flared.
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