BomelyMud Flaps Compatible with 2020-2023 Tesla Model Y Splash Guards Fender 2022 for Tesla Model Y Accessories (Matte Black)

Nice product, very good value, and easy install. That's the beauty of this product, it's simplicity. Overall, I am very pleased with the purchase and hope my review will help another buyer make an informed decision.Thank you to the 7 other reviewers before my purchase who posted their reviews of the product. It's very difficult to judge a product with very few reviews especially when there are several other established products, with several hundred reviews that have a 4+ rating, but sells for $10-$20 more. On top of that you have YouTube videos from respected content creators who specialize in Model Y products who promote those same sellers, it makes the decision very difficult.The product arrived in very good condition and included very good instructions. There were no grammatical errors in the instructions that lead you to suspect the product was of poor quality or give you the sense that, "Oh, no, I'm screwed, this is cheap and no one can answer me if I call customer service", kind of feeling.My gut feeling told me to buy the Tesla mud guards - they're longer/closer to the ground - but it's difficult to justify two mudguards when you can get the full set for the same price. I realize that the rear mud guards functionally don't protect my car, but it may help someone behind me from being stoned when I kick up debris/rocks.The only install issue I encountered was the driver-side rear mudguard. It took 5 minutes just to get that one in. But it wasn't because of the mudguard, it was because of the Tesla's panel was slightly misaligned. Anyway, I got it in flush and snug.P.S. This is really nitpicking, because it doesn't adversely affect the product, but the two rear mudguards had some excess leftover plastic from the mold it came out of. It should have been cleaned up by the manufacturer and their quality control department before shipment. I just used some rough sandpaper to run over the edges to remove the excess plastic.

The back flaps' hole do not align with the newer Model Ys. I fitted the front ones but unable to take it out. Only the front ones were installed.

Well, they may not keep all debris from damaging the really crappy paint Tesla puts on their cars but it's better than without, I am guessing. I have done a lot of highway driving with these and they have held up well the entire time. I like how they look as well. Install was quick and easy.

The front flaps took less than 5 mins to install. The back flaps took longer. Maybe 10 mins each side. They look great, & seem like they'll do a good job in keeping the mud, dirt, & gravel from kicking up onto the body of the car. Looking up install videos online ahead of time helped with getting these mud flaps on.

Looks like an OEM product. The fronts take less than a minute to put on but the rears took a bit longer. Aligning all the bolt/fastners/nut and wheel arch clip took a while. I was only able to press in the outer wheel liner fastner but it seems to be secure with the inner washer/nut and bolt underneath. Overall it looks great, doesn't take too long to install and its relatively cheap.

Perfect fitment and look fantastic! Took less than 5 mins to install all 4.

Installation: Fast and simple installation, directly installed in the original hole position on the car.Fast? Not at all.Simple? Not at all.The instructions and their YouTube video intentionally did not include the first step! The first step is you will be removing the existing tabs! 8 tabs in total plus 2 screws. Beware! You will need tools to do that intentionally excluded crucial first step!

Product is well made and fits on the car so that they look like they belong there. Very satisfied.

Like 1 other comment, the inside bottom of the rear mudflap is a bit difficult. The "plug" goes in easilly, but the pin that locks it will not go in past 1/3. Partially wrecked 1 pin trying to get it pushed in, so chopped pin off, and then inserted. Not sure why it won't push in!!Note: on my "Y", the left rear did NOT have a bolt to attach the top of the rear flaps!.. just not there!!.. ended up using a plug and a pin.They look great

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