Tesla Mud Flaps Model Y Model 3 Model X Model S Mud Flaps Model 3 Highland Splash Guards 4PCS OEM Style No Drilling

Q: Are EVBASE Mud Flaps Splash Guards compatible with my Tesla?
A: Yes, Fit Model Y 2021+, Model 3 2017-2023, Model 3 Highland, Model X 2016+, and Model S 2016+, You can choose your Model by options.

Q: Are EVBASE Mud Flaps Splash Guards easy to clean?
A: Yes, Mud Flaps Splash Guards can collect dirt, grime, and other debris during daily use. But don't worry, it's easy to clean and maintain, and it won't tarnish or corrode easily over time.

Q: Do EVBASE Mud Flaps Splash Guards protect against debris?
A: Yes, tested by our professionals, our products protect against the effects of driving such as rocks, gravel, and mud.

Q: Are EVBASE Mud Flaps Splash Guards durable?
A: Yes, our products are made of high-quality materials, please don’t worry.

Q: Will the mud flaps damage the paint over time? Will they scrape when going over speed bumps or on the ground?
A: The mud flaps are made of premium PP+TPE, impact-resistant, flexible, and durable. They are so flexible that won't damage the paint or rub on the ground easily.

Q: Are there any precautions for installation?
A: 1. Prepare the vehicle: Clean the area where the fenders will be installed. Remove any dirt, debris, or old fender components from the car's body.
2. Test fit the fenders: Before fully securing the fenders, do a test fit to ensure they align correctly with the car's body. Make any necessary adjustments or modifications if needed.
3. Secure the fenders: Once satisfied with the fit, follow the manufacturer's instructions to secure the fenders in place. This may involve using screws, bolts, clips, or other fastening mechanisms provided with the fender kit.
4. Double-check alignment: After installation, double-check the alignment of the fenders to ensure they are symmetrical and properly positioned on both sides of the vehicle.
5. Test functionality: Verify that the fenders provide adequate coverage and protection by simulating potential debris impacts or by driving on rough roads. Confirm that the fenders remain securely attached and do not interfere with any moving parts of the vehicle.