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justin thomsen
2025-09-01 14:38:10
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Antonio from Indiana
2025-08-24 13:59:12
Some reviews stated they didn't fit and didn't come with a video.1. Video is not needed. There are two push clips to remove from each of the four locations. On the front, one is underneath car holding rocker panel...other is wheel well closest to outside. For the rear, it's the only two you see behind tire.2. Kit came with mini flat head screwdriver and 10 pairs of clips (only need 8)3. Kit came with visual instruction sheet that clearly states which pair are for front and which pair shape are for rear.4. Clips provided match factory size and length.Only complaint if anything or recommend would be to buy longer clips as the factory ones don't account for the 1/8th inch or so thickness of these.However, I still got all four on in less than 20 mins without removing tires and I have huge hands which typically makes things difficult.For ease, just use a long flat head screwdriver and long pair of needle nose pliers to remove clips after popping out button portion.
J T
2025-07-27 11:17:15
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Alex O
2025-07-20 15:10:15
Got my flaps today. Very easy to install. On average, it took about 5 minutes per side. The flaps fit great and work as expected.
Vox
2025-01-22 10:01:37
Purchased these mud flaps for my 2023 Model S. Installation is easy enough. Installing on the rear wheels requires some finagling and dexterity, but that's more a product of how close the holes are to the tires than any fault of the product itself.My minor complaints are:1. The provided screwdriver broke almost immediately. Not a big deal, I have my own set. If purchasing, I'd recommend having a small flat head screwdriver on hand in case the provided one breaks.2. The instruction sheet shows the rear mud flaps oriented in a different way than how they're actually installed on the Model S. Originally I thought I was sent the wrong product configuration or that something about my model year made them incompatible, but they simply needed to be oriented differently.Overall, these seem to be pretty good value for the money. They don't look too obtrusive or take away from the car's aesthetic. Will update the review if they don't hold up over time, come loose, or anything else of that nature.
Arash Habibzadeh
2024-12-23 18:17:41
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Marcus
2024-12-01 21:49:29
Easy install!
RG
2024-11-26 17:22:00
I initially purchased mud flaps that needed some modification to fit, due to not having any available at the time I bought the refreshed model X. It held up well until I hit a rogue cone on the freeway and ripped one of them off. SMHI ended up purchasing these and it is 100x better! It fits perfectly and uses the existing button clip holes. The best thing about these is, the flaps are actually bendable/flexible. So if an object, like a cone, were to hit it, it would be able to flex. My old mud flaps were very sturdy…which is good and bad. After what happened, I prefer it to be able to flex.Also, it looks great by giving it a wider and aggressive looking stance.
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