Just a warning on the quality of the product...
I'm a Canadian customer and was looking to add extra protection to my Model Y to keep it new and in good condition, especially during the winter. I searched around for floor mats and found that the Tesmanian mats appeared to offer winter protection and claimed to be water proof. Unfortunately, I had them for just under two months and the driver side of the mat ripped and developed a long slit on the left side. I didn't notice this initially but then realized that water and mud had been seeping through. I contacted the company and advised them of the quality problem. I'm not certain but the product appears to be made of low quality HDPE plastic, which is not intended for car mats. Tesmanian initially asked me to take pictures and it appeared they would offer a replacement. However, shortly after they made excuses about it being my fault for having gap in the floor, having to clean the mats regularly, etc. They said it did not fall under their warranty. They then offered to give me a new set for a discount. My experience has been less than positive and frankly I am surprised that the company does not stand behind its products. I will not be shopping at Tesmanian for any Tesla accessories.
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Weathertech only has the rear mat.
> Thanks for the info. I just ended up buying the moulded mats from the Tesla Shop. They look very close to the popular Weathertech product you see on TV.
> Weathertech only has the rear mat.
I just ordered the 'Model Y All-Weather Interior Liners' from Tesla. According to Tesla, these are "made from a thermoplastic elastomer material with a strong rigid core for extreme-duty protection...". I have a feeling they will be stronger than the Tesmanian ones!
+1 to everyone for recommending the 3D Maxpider mats. They look much better than most, aesthetically speaking.
> As of two weeks ago, Weathertech had both front and rear in stock. I put them into my Y in the dealer's parking lot and have been pleased with them, thus far.
How is the fit? I was thinking about purchasing them as well from the Tesla shop. Debating.
Yes, the material is a bit thinner (and lighter) than the rubber-based mats. But, I think these will do fine for a while, especially if they are as easy to clean as claimed.
> +1 on the 3D Maxpider mats. So nice! Got the whole set including frunk, trunk, etc. No issues so far, have had them 5 months.
I agree. They fit like a glove. A little finicky with the velcro when removing though. But I love them. I have the whole set as well.
> Thanks for the info. I just ended up buying the moulded mats from the Tesla Shop. They look very close to the popular Weathertech product you see on TV.
> Weathertech only has the rear mat.
That's because they are. > @Ljshek said:
> My Tesmanian floor mats (complete set) are now 4 months old. No problems. Have had them in and out for cleaning. Would recommend
> @Ljshek said:
> My Tesmanian floor mats (complete set) are now 4 months old. No problems. Have had them in and out for cleaning. Would recommend
> @Ljshek said:
> My Tesmanian floor mats (complete set) are now 4 months old. No problems. Have had them in and out for cleaning. Would recommend