The Tesla Model 3 and Y come with a sleek, modern interior that includes high-quality synthetic leather seats. While these are durable and easy to clean compared to traditional leather, they still require proper care to maintain a pristine appearance over time. Whether you’re a new Tesla owner or looking to improve your car care routine, continue reading for steps on how to protect the seats of your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Whether you get a Tesla used or brand new, the interior will typically always be the same. However, there are ways to spruce up the look inside your car, while also adding functionality at the same time. Continue reading for ways to change the interior look of your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Personalization of your belongings helps foster a greater sense of connection and value to that item. That’s why you’ll see laptops with stickers plastered on them, or an engagement ring with the couple’s initials engraved on the inside. The same holds true for cars, where owners love to make changes to help improve the look and performance of the vehicle, while differentiating themselves from others. Continue reading for ways to change the exterior look of your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
1) Performance Spoiler
While spoilers improve the aesthetics of a car, they also provide some real benefits as well. They help reduce drag by creating better aerodynamics, and they assist with enhanced stability and traction at high speeds. The reduced drag can help with better efficiency, which may get you a little more range than before.
The Tesloid Performance Spoiler for the Model 3and Model Yare a great option when if you’re in the market for a spoiler. They provide all the benefits mentioned above, are made from genuine Carbon Fiber while being lightweight, and are incredibly easy to install.
Tesla Model 3 Performance Spoiler from Tesloid
2) Roof Rack
Roof racks have a ton of versatility. They help increase cargo capacity, which can also improve comfortability inside the vehicle if you’re able to store more outside. Also, it can help you save money in the long term if you’re able to purchase sports gear and frequently use the roof rack to transport the items, rather than renting them each time.
The Tesloid Roof Rack for the Model 3and Model Yare designed with performance and appearance in mind. Made with heavy-duty strength aluminum, they provide a sporty and stylish solution for your cargo needs. The package includes 2 cross bars, 4 silicone pads, and all necessary installation hardware.
Tesla Model Y Roof Rack from Tesloid
3) Side Mirror Covers
Side mirror covers can help transform the look of your Tesla to be sportier, while also providing protection to the original mirror. The Tesloid Side Mirror Covers for the Model 3and Model Y are made with a 3D carbon fiber finish and can easily be installed. This is a great option to compliment the already carbon fiber performance spoiler.
Tesla Model Y Side Mirror Cover from Tesloid
The Bottom Line
That concludes the guide on some ways to change the exterior look of your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y. While adding a carbon fiber spoiler, roof racks, or side mirror covers are all excellent options, there are endless and even more creative ways owners have found to change how their car looks.
One of the highlights of Tesla ownership for many is taking long trips with the car. While charging stops do take longer than filling up gas, there are significant savings on the overall fuel cost. Moreover, features like Autopilot make the drive more enjoyable. However, there are certain accessories available that can enhance any road trip experience. Continue reading to learn about 5 essentials for your next road trip with a Tesla.
Camping trips for Tesla owners are becoming increasingly popular, as the cars have unique advantages that make them great for these excursions, such as Camp Mode. Additionally, there are several accessories that can help improve the camping experience. Continue reading to learn about 5 essentials for your next camping trip with a Tesla.
If you own a Tesla and have left the car parked in the sun, then you know how hot the cabin can get, especially in the Summer. While you can always preconditionthe vehicle to decrease the interior temperature before your drive, there are other ways to keep the inside cool as well. Continue reading for steps on how to keep your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y cool during the Summer.
The Tesla Model 3 was originally introduced in 2018, and within three years it became a household name in the electric vehicle (EV) space. Fast forward to today, the company has launched the refreshed Model 3, also known as the Highland edition. With all its new bells and whistles, you may be asking yourself: Which Tesla Model 3 should you buy? Continue reading for more.
Tesla is infamous for their minimalistic interior, where virtually anything can be accomplished using the tablet-like touchscreen. Since its initial launch, there has only ever been a single screen in the front of the vehicle for the Model 3. However, with the refreshed Highland edition, one has been added for the rear passengers as well. What can the rear touchscreen do in the refreshed Tesla Model 3? Continue reading for more.
The new Tesla Model 3, often referred to as the Highland Model 3, has delivered a fantastic experience to many thus far. Several subtle upgrades were made that add up to an improved ownership experience. One of these new additions was the introduction of LED strip lighting throughout the interior of the car. Continue reading for steps on how to adjust the LED lights in the refreshed Tesla Model 3.
Tesla began deliveries for the redesigned Tesla Model 3, often referred to as the Highland model, during the first quarter of 2024. Of course, it’s still the same vehicle that everyone loves, but with several subtle changes that help create a novel experience. Continue reading to see 3 positive changes for the refreshed Tesla Model 3.
We’re seeing more and more automakers continue to add a front trunk to their electric vehicles (EVs). The Tesla community coined the term frunk to describe this space, which takes advantage of the lack of an engine and fewer moving parts to add storage to your car. The frunk has several useful purposes. Here are 5 ways to maximize your Tesla’s frunk space.
There are several advantages that come with electric vehicle (EV) ownership. For example, they lack an engine and have far fewer moving parts than a gas car, which means there’s a lot of space where the engine normally sits. So, what have automakers done with the extra space? Most have added a front trunk, also known as a frunk amongst the Tesla community. So, how big is the frunk on a Tesla Model S? Continue reading for more.
This may sound like a silly question, but where does one place their sunglasses when in a Tesla Model 3 or Y? Well, unfortunately the interior of both vehicles lacks a holder for your shades. Part of the ultra-minimalistic look experience that Tesla provides is to sacrifice things of this nature. While it may not be a big deal for some, it actually does mean a lot to others, as it’s seen as an ongoing inconvenience. Continue reading for ideas on where to store your sunglasses in the Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Both the Tesla Model 3 and Y come with great storage space, thanks to the rear and front trunk. There are several trunk accessories available that can help improve your ownership experience. From additional lighting to added storage, there’s something for everyone. Continue reading for tips on how to make the most out of the trunk in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Tesloid Center Console Organizer for the Model 3 and Y
Both the Tesla Model 3 and Y are known for their minimalistic interior. While this look is sleek and popular among many, it doesn’t exactly maximize the available space. However, there are several accessories you can get from Tesla or other places to help solve this issue. Continue reading for tips on how to maximize the interior space of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Depending on which trim of your Tesla you take delivery of, they’ll come equipped with either all-season or Summer tires. When it comes to vehicle ownership, it can be confusing to determine what type of tire you need, with the abundance of brands and tire types available. At the end of the day, it’s best to review your individual needs and get something that makes the most sense for you. Winter, all-season, or Summer tires? In this post, we’ll focus on the happy medium, and perhaps the most versatile. Continue for the Tesla owner’s complete guide to all-season tires.
Pearl White Tesla Model Y with a Rooftop Bike Rack
While many electric vehicle (EV) owners tend to purchase their cars for the ride comfort and convenient features, some actually do care about their contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. A group that typically also cares about the environment in the same way is cyclists. Many serious bikers I know also own an EV or are seriously considering getting one. If you happen to own a Tesla and enjoy cycling, then you’ll want to grab a bike rack to make things easier. Continue reading for reasons why you should get a bike rack for your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
For a long time, whenever I saw a vehicle with a roof rack on the road, I always thought it took away from the car’s overall look. However, over the years I’ve come to learn how the right one can enhance both the appearance and functionality of one’s vehicle. Continue reading for the top reasons why you should get a roof rack for Your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
When one is shopping around for a car, convenience is often a vital factor in the final decision. Whether it’s a heated steering wheel or keyless entry, these small details make a big difference. Even something as simple as phone and calendar features are quite useful, and Tesla has an excellent interface for both. Continue for steps on how to use the phone and calendar features for your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Remote work has forever changed the landscape of several professional fields. We all know someone who’s taken their device on the road and attended meetings from their phone or laptop, while getting errands done or being on a trip. Of course, in those scenarios, you’ll need reliable Wi-Fi or cellular data, and a Model 3 or Model Y Steering Wheel Tray Table to place your device on. However, thanks to Tesla’s partnership with Zoom, you can now take video calls from within your car, directly from the vehicle. Continue for steps on how to take Zoom calls using the cabin camera in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
When making the switch from a gas-powered car to an electric vehicle (EV), it may feel odd that there’s no engine under the hood. Whenever you open the front of a gas-powered car, it can be overwhelming with how many different compartments there are. However, for EVs, it’s often a front trunk (frunk) and maybe a few other minor things. With Tesla’s being so unique and having its own method for everything, I always wondered what the procedure to top up the windshield washer fluid was. Continue for steps on how to top up the windshield washer fluid in a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Whether it’s the holiday season, a birthday, or another special occasion, getting a gift for those you love is often one of life’s greatest joys. Most working adults spend significant time travelling in their car, whether it’s to work or school. Making their life easier with a gift can go a long way. Tesla owners know how few accessories their car comes with, so naturally they’ll appreciate any present. Not sure what to get? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Continue reading for a complete guide on the best gifts for a Tesla owner.
The Tesloid Matte Dash Trim Cover for the Model 3 and Y
Roughly 18 months after I took delivery of my Tesla, I noticed a foul smell coming in any time I used the air conditioning. It was especially bad on hot and humid days. This was a confusing phenomenon at the time, but after doing some quick research it was clear that the cabin air filter needed to be replaced. Once that was done, to much relief, the smell was gone. Continue reading for steps on how to replace the cabin air filters in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Tesla states that if the windows in your vehicle are not working properly, then you should perform a calibration. Lucky for you, we’ve already created a guide on how to calibrate the windows. However, if after calibration they’re still giving you trouble, then the next thing you should do before contacting Tesla is to inspect the puddle lights. Continue for steps on how to inspect the puddle lights on a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
If you’re a vehicle owner who lives somewhere where it’s cold and snowy during certain times of the year, then you’ve certainly considered putting Winter tires on your car. However, it can be quite confusing when searching for which tires or packages to purchase. Do you go for the Facebook Marketplace resell, or to Costco? Do you grab tires and wheels separately, or buy a complete set? What makes a good Winter tire? If these are all questions you’ve asked yourself, then you’re in the right place! Continue reading for the Tesla Owner’s Complete Guide to Winter Tires.
I remember the first time I entered a Tesla, the windows immediately stood out to me. As you open and close the doors, they slightly lower raise themselves. Also, they’re double-paned, which helps with overall noise reduction. While the design is sleek and great for aerodynamics, the windows can sometimes cause problems. Lucky for you, a quick calibration can usually do the trick. Continue reading for steps on how to calibrate the windows of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
It’s easy to take your Tesla through an automatic car wash and call it a day. However, if you want your vehicle to truly be spotless inside out, you’ll need to clean the interior as well. For those who are ambitious enough to tackle the inside cleanup, you’ll want to ensure you follow best practices. Continue for steps on how to correctly clean the interior of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
If you’re anything like me, there’s always a level of stress when cleaning your car’s exterior. Common worries include accidentally scratching the outside or damaging the paint. However, Tesla has provided best practices for cleaning the exterior of your vehicle by hand. If you’re taking it through an automatic wash, then see our guide on Car Wash Mode instead. However, if you’re taking matters into your own hands, then continue for steps on how to correctly clean the exterior of a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Pearl White Tesla Model 3 Driving in a Cold and Wet Environment
Picture this, it’s a cold winter morning and there’s a blanket of snow and ice on your Tesla. You make sure to follow steps to defrost your car from the mobile app, however, when you start driving there’s still some ice jammed onto the windshield wipers. It eventually melts as you continue the journey, but it’s annoying to deal with nonetheless. This is a common occurrence for many Tesla owners who live in areas with cold weather during the year. However, there are ways to mitigate this. Continue for details on the best way to defrost the windshield wipers on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
When it comes to maintenance, the Tesla ownership experience is wildly different from most other cars. There’s no need for frequent oil changes, and thanks to regenerative braking, they don’t have to be replaced as often either. However, there are some things that are still the same. For instance, if there’s any damage to the windshield wipers they’ll likely have to be replaced as they would in any vehicle. Continue reading for steps on how to replace the windshield wipers on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
It can be nerve-wracking washing a car with several automatic features, like Tesla’s. The last thing you want is to damage a part of the vehicle or scratch the paint when trying to clean it. Lucky for you, Tesla has a dedicated mode for when the car needs to be washed. Continue reading for steps on how to use Car Wash Mode on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Pearl White Tesla Model 3 with the Tesloid Carbon Fiber Body Kit
What do you find most appealing about the Tesla design? For me, it’s the sleek and minimalistic look, which also helps keep the car aerodynamic. That’s why the door handles are flush with the vehicle’s body for the Tesla Model 3 and Y. However, when exposed to winter climates, the handles can often freeze and become difficult to open. So, what should you do if the door handles on your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y are frozen? Continue for easy-to-follow steps.
Whether you’re a new or long-time Tesla owner, it’s possible you’ve noticed condensation in the head or taillights of the car. It’s even happened to my own vehicle a few times and I found myself asking, is condensation in the headlights or taillights of your Tesla a cause for concern? Continue reading for details.
Owning a Tesla in an environment that sees below-freezing temperatures can be challenging when it comes to how far it can go on a single charge. The reason is that the car’s overall range takes a hit in cold weather due to several factors. So, how much range do Teslas lose in the Winter? Continue reading to find out.
The first time I drove a Tesla, I was immediately curious as to why the car was slowing down to a stop as soon as my foot was eased off the accelerator. After a quick chat with the advisor from the Service Center, I came to learn that it was something called Regenerative Braking. How does Regenerative Braking work for Teslas? Continue reading for more.
Panic, a universal feeling for anyone who has to pull their car over when something goes wrong. Whether it’s running out of charge, a flat tire, or something else, these situations often bring added stress. A key decision to be made during moments like these is who to call for help. Lucky for you, Tesla offers Roadside Assistancewhich is a great option for any problems you have when driving. Continue reading for steps on how to contact Tesla Roadside Assistance.
Pearl White Tesla Model 3 with a Tesla Wall Connector on the Wall
One of the most frequent questions I’m asked as a Tesla owner is what happens if the battery runs out of juice. At first, I assumed it was a similar experience to gas cars, where you need to find an energy source to refuel your vehicle and you’re on your way. However, I’ve since learned it’s more nuanced than that. What happens if your Tesla’s battery dies? Continue reading for all the details.
For those who’ve been driving a gas-powered vehicle long enough, it’s likely they’ve either had to give someone a jump start or needed one themselves. After taking delivery of my Tesla, the idea of jump-starting never really crossed my mind. However, when the topic came up, I was curious to learn if electric vehicles (EVs) like Tesla are capable of jumping other cars. So, can you jump-start another car from a Tesla? Continue reading to find out.
In the unlikely event that your Tesla Model 3 or Y has no low-voltage power, you will be unable to open the front trunk (frunk) using the touchscreen, key fob or mobile app. Luckily, Tesla has made it so that you can open it with no power in just a few short steps. Continue reading for steps on how to open the hood of your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y with no power.
We’ve all been there. You’re on the phone with your insurance company, or trying to get a quote from a website, and it asks for your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). You then scramble to see where you can find the number and are frustrated as it was tiring and time-consuming to find it. Lucky for you, Tesla has made it quite simple, continue for steps on how to find the VIN for your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
There are many reasons why you may want to disconnect a Bluetooth phone from your car. It can be annoying if someone who seldom drives your Tesla pairs their device, and it interferes with your phone connection if the two of you are in the car. In other cases, many electric vehicle (EV) owners choose to rent out their car on platforms like Turo. In this case, they’ll likely want to clear any previously paired devices that their renters have connected. Continue for steps on how to disconnect a Bluetooth phone in your Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
Interior of a Tesla with the Bluetooth Screen Open
To the displeasure of many, Tesla currently doesn’t support Apple CarPlay or Android Auto. However, like any other car, they have Bluetooth capability which you can link your phone, tablet, or other device to. Continue for steps on how to pair your phone with a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y using Bluetooth.
Pearl White Tesla Model 3 with the Tesloid Rooftop Cargo Box
When a Tesla Model 3 or Y is spotted on the road, it’s hard to miss the sleek headlights that compliment the minimalistic and aerodynamic design. Additionally, these lights are extremely powerful and great for nighttime driving. While they’re defaulted to automatically turn on and off based on lighting conditions, there might be times when you need to manually control the headlights. Continue for steps on how to manually turn on the headlights in a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
The vast majority of current Tesla owners previously owned gas-powered vehicles. As a result, figuring out how to charge your car was often a learning curve. However, there are several features Tesla has introduced to help optimize your car charging experience. Continue for steps on how to set up Scheduled Charging on a Tesla Model 3 or Model Y.
From traditional tents tethered to the ground, to your car, camping can be accomplished in several ways. When most people see a Tesla, they don’t picture it as an ideal car for outdoor adventure. However, the electric vehicle (EV) titan has added reliable features to make any camping experience comfortable. Continue for steps on how to put your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y in Camp Mode.
Midnight Silver Metallic Tesla Model Y in a Parking Garage
In most gas-powered vehicles, you’ll notice that there’s either a manual lever, switch, or button to engage the parking brake. It’s typically made visibly obvious, as this is a key component of any car. Unfortunately, the parking brake is not as easy to find in a Tesla. Continue for steps on how to engage the parking brake in a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
There are several reasons why you may want to lock the rear windows in your car. However, the primary one is typically to ensure the safety of young children. Thankfully, like most cars, Tesla’s allow you to lock them. Continue for steps on how to lock the rear windows in a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Most car manufacturers don’t allow you to set a speed limit for your vehicle and attach that setting to individual driver profiles. Lucky for you, Tesla has made that feature available and easy to configure. Whether you’re lending your vehicle to someone and want to ensure they don’t drive at high speeds, or would like to set it up for yourself, it’s good to know how this mode works. Continue for steps on how to limit the speed on a Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Dog on a Tesloid Pet Cover in the Backseat of a Tesla Model Y
There are few travel companions better than your pet. It’s always a pleasure being able to bring them along, whether it’s for a long trip or just for local driving. A common concern for many is when a situation occurs where an owner must leave their animal in the car for a small amount of time. This can be dangerous, as interior cabins can heat up extremely fast. Lucky for you, Tesla has a feature called Dog Mode which solves this problem. Continue for steps on how to put your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y in Dog Mode.
When looking at the exterior of a Tesla, you’ve probably noticed the numerous cameras around the car. It’s well known that these are used primarily for safety features and for the Autopilot system to work. However, a camera that often goes unnoticed is the one in the interior cabin. What does the interior cabin camera in your Tesla Model 3 and Model Y do? Continue for more.
