Model 3 Mud Flaps – Matte Black Reinforced

Our durable mud flaps provide simple and stylish protection for your Model 3!

The matte black reinforced mud flaps are extra robust and especially suitable for winters with harsh weather conditions. Designed to seamlessly blend with the car’s lines, they protect effectively against dirt, road salt, and gravel thrown up by the wheels. The result looks just like a genuine OEM accessory while helping extend the life of your vehicle.

Includes:

4 mud flaps (front left, front right, rear left, and rear right) with matching clips and screws for installation

Fits:

• Tesla Model 3 2017–2023

Installation:

Installation usually takes about 10 minutes per mud flap, even for someone with no prior car experience.

Front Mud Flaps:

Start by removing the two clips on the inside of the wheel arch, then hold the mud flaps up against the car and wheel housing. Insert the new clips included in the package and use the metal clips in the center to create a tighter fit. At the top of each mud flap, there’s a small tab that should be tucked behind the metal edge in the wheel arch.

The front mud flaps also have a screw hole underneath for those who wish to fasten them into the plastic under the car (this screw hole does not align with any existing hole). It’s not required, but we recommend it for a more stable fit, especially when driving over bumps or curbs.

Rear Mud Flaps:

For the rear mud flaps, in addition to the clips inside the wheel arch, there’s a 10 mm screw behind the wheel arch that must be removed during installation. Once the clips and screw are removed, it’s time to mount the mud flap.

Hold the mud flap against the car and wheel housing. Insert the new clips included in the package and use the metal clips in the center for a tighter fit. At the top of each mud flap, there’s a small tab that should be tucked behind the panel in the wheel arch, while the 10 mm screw behind the car should be reattached — this time with the mud flap aligned correctly with the hole.

There’s also a small nut holding the “arm” of the mud flap that extends into the wheel housing. Remove the existing nut, press the arm of the mud flap onto the screw sticking out in the wheel arch, and then reinstall the nut/clip securely.