Question 1

I bought these, and I have a model 3 2020 long range. I can't see any screws in the front wheel area, does this mean it's incompatible?

Accepted Answer

Hi,  there should be two plastic plugs at the base of the wheel arches, they match up with the holes in the mud flaps , you remove and replace with the ones supplied with the Mud flaps, the rear flaps are also fixed by removing a 10mm bolt and then replacing, if the holes don’t line up properly then you must have the wrong mud flaps for your model,  hope this helps

Question 2

Do you have to remove wheels prior to install?

Accepted Answer

No, you don’t have to remove any of the wheels to fit these mud flaps. It’s a relatively straightforward job to fit them and I’m not a confident DIYer. The instructions advise you to turn each of your front wheels to full lock before fitting the front flaps. This is to give sufficient room for your screwdriver to access and tighten a screw to fit each of the front flaps. The rear flaps will require you to sit or lie on the ground to locate and remove a bolt with a spanner. This bolt is then placed back through the flap to make for a secure fit. It was a simple job to fit these flaps when I took delivery of my M3 four years ago. When one of the flaps got bent on a kerb a few weeks ago, I didn’t hesitate and bought another set. Looking at other owners’ M3s, I’m delighted with the way these Basenor mud flaps have protected the sides of my car from stone chips.

Question 3

Do these fit the 2023 Tesla Model 3. I read somewhere that the 2023 does not align perfectly with these, or am I mistaken?

Accepted Answer

Regret I don't know the answer to your question because I own a Fremont built 2019 Tesla Model 3 not a Shanghai built 2023. However, Basenor advertise that the mud flaps are suitable for  '2016-2023'. So I'd suggest you buy them and return them if their description was wrong i.e. these flaps don't actually fit your 2023 Model 3. What I can tell you is that these mud flaps are a good fit on my Model 3 and do an excellent job reducing stone chips and general debris wear to the side panels of the car.

Question 4

Can the mud flaps be used for 2023 Model Y ?

Accepted Answer

Yep be no different to previous models. Fit my 3LR perfectly

ASIN	B08VHQSXD1
Auto Part Position	Outside
Automotive Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Best Sellers Rank	107,542 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) 201 in Car Mud Flaps
Brand Name	BASENOR
Colour	Black
Compatible with Vehicle Type	2020-2024 Tesla Model Y
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (3,779)
Finish Type	Powder Coated
Fit Type	Vehicle Specific Fit
Included Components	4*Tesla Model Y Mud Flaps, Installation Accessories
Installation Type	Screw-In
Item Type Name	Tesla Model Y Mud Flaps
Item Weight	0.5 Kilograms
Manufacturer	BASENOR
Manufacturer Part Number	CA164
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Lifetime Warranty
Material Type	Polypropylene (PP), Thermoplastic Elastomers (TPE)
Model Number	Tesla Model Y
Number of Items	4
OEM Equivalent Part Number	CA164
Unit Count	4.0 count

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