HANSSHOW Tesla Model Y 19 Inch 4PCS Hub Cap Replacement Tesla Wheel Caps Protector Cover Model Y Wheel Cover Kit Exterior Accessories - (Matte Black - 19")

These wheel covers looked nice and were easy to install. The issue is that after a few months, one of the covers started flapping in the wind while I was driving. Upon inspection I noticed several of the clips had broken off causing the wheel cover to scratch my actual rim. I paid over $200 for these covers to last only a couple months. Very annoying .

They scratch your wheel 😤

I had an issue with one of the hubcaps missing a metal clip, but upon reaching out to the seller, they quickly sent me a replacement. Installation of the hubcaps was very easy - quickly upgrading the look and aesthetic of the Model 3. The hubcaps survived a 2400 mile cross country drive with no issues as well! Well worth the money!

DO NOT BUY THESE COVERS!! They may look like some of the others that you have seen but they were very poorly designed. My first set would NOT fit due to variances in production. When I would push in one side, the other side would pop out. I thought it was me so I tried multiple covers and none of them would fit. I got a replacement one. The foam tape that they provided to protect your wheels from the cover are about 10" short. The center part of the wheel cover that is supposed to go into the wheel well is twice the length of the stock covers. I tried fitting the replacement cover in before placing the protective tape on. After about 5 minutes of pushing, I finally got it to go in. It fit but now I can't remove the wheel cover to tape it. This wheel cover will destroy your rims. DO NOT BUY!Update:I bought similar wheel covers from EVBase and they were a breeze to install. In the process of removing the Hansshow covers, the center portion broke. Even if you were able to successfully install the Hansshow covers, they will break when you need to remove them in the future. Buyer beware!

Easy to install but take care with the adhesive cutout pads - they are liable to bubble if pressure isn't applied correctly. Reverse the hubcap so that the rear of the wheel cap is facing up. Push out a pad from a set of pads, use a fine pointed knife to gently release the adhesive pad from its backing. Orientate correctly have one LH finger support the left edge of the adhesive pad (very sticky) then using a RH finger gently press the pad from the middle out - don't apply too much pressure and don't press from the edge in towards the middle of the pad. This will prevent distortion or bubbling. Repeat. There are spare pads if you make a mistake.