A CCS adapter that works on your Model 3 or Y often won't fit a Cybertruck. The truck's charge-port fender blocks short-nose adapters, and if you only Supercharge you don't need one at all. https://t.co/D5mPimbNbK
@zandinvests I'd go with coverage over the logo, but the right set depends on which Model Y year you have since the floors differ: https://t.co/lNAlfxDLF0
A 2025 Model Y isn't always a Juniper. Early 2025 cars can still be the original body, and Juniper mats and roof shades won't fit them, so pick your body on 3ylist, not just the year.
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@laura_z_b@Tesla Congrats on the VIN! With mats and the charger covered, a screen protector and a console organizer are good next picks, and this list is sorted for the new Model Y: https://t.co/wSgkPPqTor
There's no spare in a Model 3 or Y, so a tread puncture is a sealant-and-compressor job and a sidewall is a tow. A cordless inflator tops up air, but it won't seal anything.
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A screen swivel and an under-screen tray usually want the same space under the glass, so check that both fit together before you buy either. Older cars and the Highland, Juniper and Model Y L dash take different swivel versions too.
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If your Sentry clips aren't saving, check which port the drive is in. The glovebox USB-A is the one that records. The console USB-C is usually charge-only.
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Magnet mounts won't hold a Starlink Mini on a Model 3 or Y glass roof. You want a suction mount made for the Mini, on clean glass, and it won't fit the bigger Standard dish.
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A Tesla USB hub is really two products. The console one plugs into the 12V under the sliding lid, the rear one merges the back USB-C pair, and if your car has no rear screen you can skip that one.
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@CapaceTech My top 3 would be the 3W Thorex cabin mats, the Spigen matte screen protector, and the Wigoo roof shade, all linked here: https://t.co/aHqMeF1lTP
Door sill protectors are cut per body, so a kit that just says Model Y isn't enough. The 3W Juniper 9-piece doesn't fit a Model Y L, and a Highland 3 takes its own 5-piece set. https://t.co/Z2yil5s0xt
@JustinTse Mats cut for the Juniper floor and a screen protector sized for the Performance's 16-inch screen are the first two worth getting, and this list is checked for that trim: https://t.co/3y7xlmqbgX
Bike rack fit on a Tesla comes down to the hitch. If your 3 or Y has a 2-inch receiver, a tray rack works; just add up rack plus bikes against Tesla's load limit. The Model Y L has no factory hitch, so we don't list a rack for it yet. https://t.co/4lNFNsy5mw
@jenzfc Congrats on the new Model 3! This is our list of accessories checked to fit the current Highland body, mats to screen protector: https://t.co/Dnch1j0qWm
We haven't ranked a Cybertruck tonneau cover yet. There isn't enough evidence on how the covers seal, so the page says Coming soon instead of a guess. https://t.co/aHqMeF1lTP
If your Model 3 is a 2024+ Highland, the floor and console bin changed, so mats and trays made for 2017–2023 cars won't fit. Pick Highland on https://t.co/IHIJZdll7i and the old-gen kits drop off. https://t.co/Dnch1j0qWm
Mud flaps are cut to the wheel arch, so a Juniper set won't clip onto a pre-Juniper Model Y, and the Model Y L needs its own. If a listing wants you to drill, skip it.
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Winter slush ends up in the trunk too, so a cargo liner earns its spot. It has to match your car though: a Juniper Premium liner isn't cut for the 2026 Standard, and a Model Y L needs its own. We split them by body.
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First week with a new Tesla, mats cut for your floor, a screen protector that matches your glass, and jack pads are worth buying. Console organizers can wait.
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The Amazon title isn't a fitment check. Measure your glass or your floor before you buy a sunshade or mats, then pick your exact Tesla on 3ylist and we hide the kits that don't match.
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