Installation was a breeze - took me maybe 10 minutes without any drilling required. The material feels durable and sturdy, providing excellent protection against road debris and splashbacks. They fit seamlessly with the car’s design, maintaining the sleek aesthetic while offering practical benefits. For the price, these mud flaps are a fantastic value and a must-have accessory for any Model 3 owner.

The rears were not too easy to install, but the fronts went on quite easily, and the set looks and works great once fully installed. The manufacturers installation video only details the fronts, which went on super smoothly, but doesn’t ever mention the rears, that are MUCH more difficult to install than the fronts. Regardless, if you’re even slightly handy, you can figure it out, and should definitely get them as they’re a judge improvement over what (should’ve, but )did NOT come from the factory. I wanted to remove just a half ⭐️ from the review due to the difficulty of installation, but Amazon only does full ⭐️’s. So, 🤷‍♂️.

Did not fit my Tesla model Y 2021

I recently installed the A-Premium Upgraded Mud Flaps on my 2025 Tesla Model 3 Highland, and I couldn’t be happier with the purchase. From unboxing to final installation, everything about these mud flaps impressed me, and they fully deserve a five-star review.First off, the quality of the materials is outstanding. These mud flaps feel durable yet flexible — exactly what you want for a part that’s exposed to road debris, rocks, and harsh weather conditions. They’re made from a high-grade, impact-resistant plastic that doesn’t feel brittle or flimsy like cheaper alternatives. Even during installation, when I had to apply a bit of bending and pressure, they showed zero signs of cracking or stressing.Installation was quick and straightforward. The mud flaps are truly designed with the Model 3 Highland in mind — everything lined up perfectly with the existing factory mounting points. The kit came with all necessary hardware, and I appreciated that they included extra fasteners just in case. The instructions were clear, with good diagrams, but honestly, the fit was so intuitive that you could almost figure it out without a guide. I had all four installed in under 30 minutes without needing to drill any new holes, which was a huge plus.Once installed, the mud flaps looked like they came from the Tesla factory. They sit flush with the body panels and maintain the sleek, aerodynamic look of the Model 3 Highland without sticking out awkwardly or looking like an obvious aftermarket addition. I’m very particular about modifications keeping the original styling intact, and these passed my test with flying colors.Functionally, they work exactly as promised. I live in an area with a lot of rain and gravel roads, and before installing these, I noticed dirt and small rock chips building up along the lower sides of the car. Since adding the A-Premium mud flaps, I’ve seen a dramatic reduction in splatter and debris hitting the side skirts and rear bumper. They also help protect the paint from premature wear and small scratches, which is a huge deal for maintaining resale value.Another thing I love is that the flaps don’t create any noticeable wind noise, even at highway speeds. I’ve had mud flaps on other vehicles before that ended up catching the wind and causing annoying sounds or slight drag. These are designed well enough to avoid that completely.After several weeks of use, including through a few heavy storms, they’re holding up perfectly. No loosening, no rattling, no signs of wear. They’ve already saved my paint more times than I can count, especially when driving through puddles or construction zones.Summary:The A-Premium Upgraded Mud Flaps for the Tesla Model 3 Highland 2024–2025 are everything you would hope for in an aftermarket accessory: easy to install, perfectly fitting, high-quality, and highly functional. They protect your investment while maintaining the clean, stylish appearance of the car. I genuinely couldn’t find anything to complain about.If you own a 2024 or 2025 Model 3 Highland and want an affordable, easy-to-install way to protect your paint and bodywork, these mud flaps are an absolute must-have. Highly, highly recommended — a true five-star product!

The front flaps went on in literally less than five minutes using a small screwdriver and my fingernails. The rear ones are very literally impossible to completely install. There is a small inverted steel "screw" (shown in the picture) with a plastic "clip" that CAN NOT be removed, and worse, and it's the center mounting point!!! At first I thought it was a screw-on type ... wrong!!! It's a push-on circular "clip" ... I have an EXTENSIVE tool collection with what I though was every specialty tool for stuff like this. But short of jacking up the car and removing the rear tires to get better access, there is NO way to get this "clip" off. Don't waste your time trying as it's impossible. Not enough room, lighting or some kind of a very special tool, it's not going to come off. And by the way, should you manage to get it off, the clip WILL be destroyed. I have no idea where you can get another as I've never seen a "clip" like this on ANY car before.There is NO instruction manual included and the video they show is for the front flap only. After trying to put on the rear flap, I see why they chose to omit that. I wasted two hours of my time trying to get it off ... no luck. So if you're concerned with these rear flaps coming off, you should shop for a different model.UPDATE:The rear flaps fell off before I even got out of the driveway ... the aforementioned impossible to remove factory clip and the provided steel clips were the problem. With no way to secure to secure the flaps to the car, they just shook loose and fell off. The lack of any instructions and no videos on installing the rear flaps are very telling. The steel clips WILL scratch your paint. Also they are made of a very lousy material that will probably rust out in a year. Less so if you are in an area that salt is used for snow/ice. So, are they defective or just a bad design? I don't know, but these are going back!