Mayde 18-Inch Hub Caps fits 2017-2023 Tesla Model 3, Replacement Wheel Covers (Set of 4) (Chrome)

These look amazing. Totally made our new to us 2018 Model 3 Long Range AWD look like new. Super easy to install. Covered the old rims curb rash areas from the previous owner.

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I'm not doing this anymore.I bought one set from a different manufacturer which lasted nearly a year before a driver of my car glanced a curb and destroyed one. I tried to buy a replacement by going to Amazon and selecting "buy again", verifying the size and pulling the trigger but something else arrived! Confused, I checked what I ordered and it actually wasn't the original and the seller had swapped to a look-alike but incompatible part and kept the listing! So, I shipped them back for a refund. But further confused, I searched all over Amazon for that manufacturer's version, but it is no longer sold, so I had no way to replace just 1 let alone buy 4 more, so it was time to move on.Then, I saw Mayde spam advertisements for their covers all over Reddit, and I gave them a try.These covers were built to such tight specifications that getting them onto the wheels felt like I was destroying the paint on the wheels. SCREECHHH CLAP! POP! "Well, I guess they're staying on, so that's something." A few months later, it was time to rotate wheels. I carefully started wiggling from the middle to the outside trying to loosen each cap from its wheel. Three out of 4 shattered when removed -- the central mount point broke off completely on those 3, and some of the little finger mounts towards the outside also broke. The 4th one tore in half trying to get it loose from the wheel. The plastic itself looked porous and was extremely hard, inflexible. No wonder all caps were destroyed.Out of my own morbid curiosity, I came back to Amazon to see if I could order another set -- if I was going to have that same situation where the "buy again" takes me to something incompatible, like a bag of unicorn dung. Lo and behold: no, these caps not sold anymore either. But hey, at least it didn't directly link me to something incompatible, so that's something.In total, I've spent nearly $400 on hubcaps and little tesla emblems to populate the ugly, unfinished mold hole of the various caps I've owned. That means I'm like 1/3 the way to just having bought some wheels...some really nice wheels. I should have just saved the money and bought wheels.I will absolutely

Loving the new look.

For those who have the Model 3 with 19 inch stiletto refresh wheels, you know finding wheel covers is a pain. Finally, we have a solution.These wheel covers are made of strong ABS plastic. They attach to the wheel with plastic clips. Yes they are plastic, but the grip the wheel very securely. Installation was a breeze, completed all four in less than 5 minutes.They look great! I appreciate how they cover to the edge of the rim, you all know the spot where curb rash is prone to show up. While they are pricey, I feel they are worth it as the look great, attached easily, and feel well made. Anything in better than the silver wheels.Overall, I highly recommend!!!

Can't speak for durability yet, but so far I'm very pleased with them. I had a set from aliexpress prior, and compared to those the difference is night and day. Quality and color wise they're far better and a lot easier to install too. It took me about 5 minutes to put them on

These look great and dress up the wheels very well. See photos, the ThinSGO Tesla Model 3 Y S X Wheel Caps are a tight fit and look great. Yes, these wheel covers are not flush or thin at the edges. This is partly because the outer inside edge already has foam tape installed. Maybe over time that seats more and the cover may not stick out as much. I would agree its less than a quarter inch.As others have written, that's only noticeable from the side, and more so if that kind of thing is going to annoy you. After curb rash on two of my rims, I decided this was a better look. Plus the Gun Metal Grey is nice option compared to black IMHO. One caution, if you go with the center caps I used, look at the back and seat or insert one wire end into the wheel cover, not both. Then work gently thumb pressure around until the center cap snaps in.

I paid over $219 for a set of 4 of these wheel caps. Two covers have already flew off the car. Over a period of time, the clips crack off and they become looser until more crack off. God forbid one of these wheel covers fly off and damage your car or someone else’s. I had to spend another $100 to replace the broken ones and now the third is cracked.