BASENOR 2026 2025 Tesla Model Y Juniper Mud Flaps Splash Guards [No Drilling No Tape] All-Weather Mud Guard, Tire Protector Mudflaps for Model Y Juniper 2025 2026, Not for Model Y L

Took 10 minutes to fit and look like really good quality. Fitted to front and back of my Tesla. Front ones are an improvement over the Tesla fitted ones.

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De mudflaps plassen goed, had alleen van uit het oogpunt van aerodynamica verwacht dat ze aan de voorkant dicht zouden zijn en geen schepvoorm. Ben benieuwd of dit nadelig zal zijn voor het verbruik

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I just installed these on my 2026 Tesla Model Y Juniper, and I love the fit and look. They feel very secure. The front splash guards are held by two pins and two metal clips (included), making them very secure. The rear splash guards are held by two pins, one plastic screw inside the wheel well, one metal screw on the bottom rear, and two metal clips. Everything fits into the original holes—no drilling needed. All tools are provided, along with two extra pins. If you’re like me and a bit hesitant to pry out plastic pins, it’s not that hard with the included pry tool. Once you remove the old pins, you use the new ones provided. Before inserting the new pins, you need to remove the pin from its socket. A combination of the included pry tool and a pair of long-nose pliers (not included) makes this easier (otherwise it’s a bit tricky). Push the socket into the existing holes first, then push the pin into place by hand. The metal clips that secure the splash guards to the plastic wheel cover have two sides: a flat side and a curved side. Insert the curved side toward the inside and the flat side toward the outside. The metal clip should be fully inserted so it securely locks the splash guard to the plastic wheel outline—if it slides out easily, it’s not properly secured. Once everything is in place, the fit is beautiful—just like OEM. Even the color matches the molding perfectly. Update: A few days after the installation, I drove off a high sidewalk and broke my front splash guards. I pulled backwards to save my rear ones. On the plus side, the front splash guards came off cleanly of the original holes. I purchased another set and had no issue installing the front splash guards into the original holes. It was totally a user error. I didn't hesitate to buy the second set.