Wheel Cover for Tesla Model 3 Wheel Cover Hubcap 18 Inch 2023-2017 Model 3 Wheel Replacement Hub Caps Set of 4 Blade Style(Blade Style Black), 570-YUAN

I just bought a used 2022 Model 3 and it had those horrible stock wheel covers that leave the edge of the wheel exposed, so of course the prior owner had curbed 3 of the 4 wheels. This product seems pretty well made and snaps on the Tesla wheel very tightly. These covers go over the edge so they cover the prior owner's curb rash and look more like a 19" wheel than an 18" because of that. You can still see the brakes thru these covers so they look like wheels (not plastic covers) and all my friends have assumed they are wheels rather than aero covers. For the price paid, this set is hard to beat to get the updated "induction" or "turbine" look for your M3.Now, one thing that seemed a little weird... These covers are directional, so they have a L and R side -indicated on the back. But when you follow those markings, it seems like they are on backwards. It seems like they would be more aerodynamic with the Rs on the driver's side and the L's on the passenger side. I put pics of both, so you can decide which makes more sense to you.

I ordered these after one of my OEM aero wheel covers disappeared somehow shortly after a tire rotation.Upon arrival, three of the four looked great. One showed noticeable scratches on one blade. I could have returned the set or requested a replacement, but I didn't want to mess with it.Installation was a little tricky at first. Three of the four went on fine by pounding them in with the side of my fist. One of them (not the stratched one) didn't line up correctly with the tire valve stem. There's a notch cut in each wheel cover for the valve stem. it's supposed to be centered over the stem, but in this case the cover actually touched the stem once you installed it properly.This led to another problem - I couldn't attach an air compressor to that valve stem to air up the tire. The misaligned wheel cover prevents the hose end from attaching properly. So I came back to Amazon and ordered valve stem extensions. Then I removed the wheel cover, added the extension, and barely managed to replace it. Now all my tires had goofy-looking stem extensions, but at least I could air up all four tires again.I checked carefully to ensure all four covers were secure on their wheels. They did look really nice on my Model 3. I chose the red hub stickers to match my red paint. After driving a day or two, including lots of highway miles, I noticed that one of the covers had popped loose on one side. I pounded it back into place. It happened again multiple times, so I got into the habit of checking my wheels periodically to ensure they were still on.Finally last week, I was driving on the highway when I heard a noise from my front driver's side wheel. Checking my side mirror, in horror I saw the wheel cover bouncing and spinning down the highway toward the cars behind me. It had completely popped off. I guess I forgot to check it that afternoon before leaving work. (eyeroll) I can only hope that it didn't damage any cars behind me or cause any accidents.When I got home, I pulled off the remaining three covers and swore to never use them again. I can't return the set because one of them is lost somewhere on Loop 12. But I can post my experience here so you can make an informed decision.

After another brand and poor quality, breaking while trying to install them I looked for another brand. Read some great things about the quality and took a shot ordering these as I returned the broken other brand ones. Wow is all I can say, immediately I noticed the difference in quality and strength in the build. Easy instructions to follow and all snapped on tightly and made me feel like they are secure and won’t go flying off while on the road. They look great also. Would for sure make this purchase again!!!

I thought these covers looked great, seemed well make and came with three different color center cap logos. But then reality set in:1. They were difficult to put on and one clip broke which I repaired.2. Two of the center cap logos fell off after two weeks.3. The rubber gasket which prevents the cover from making noise against the wheel started coming off when traveling at high speeds4. The cover was difficult to remove when rotating tires and clips broke from the center hub on three of the four covers.So these were a one and done for me. Your mileage may vary but they made a quick journey to the dumpster.

These look amazing. The design and sturdiness of the wheel caps are great. These are matte black so finger prints are tough to get off. Use gloves when putting them on or get a good wheel cleaner and fiber cloth to wipe them down. I couldn’t put center caps on exactly perfect because it’s a one try and your done type of deal. The adhesive backing of the caps are strong. Worth the money. Hopefully they stay on for a long long time!*Update* It’s 4/27/2024 and one hubcap just fell off. I didn’t hit anything. It just fell off for no reason. Now I need to another one.*Update* It’s 5/14/2024 and the team reached out to me to respond and apologize that a wheel cap fell off. They sent me a new set and I am really appreciative that they made things right.

First off I’ll start with the positive: these look awesome!The bad: the wheel covers are larger diameter than the aero covers and the tire flexing cause them to make noise at low speed. I put the foam tape on per the instructions and they still make noise.I removed the covers to try and add more foam, and a bunch of the clips that hold the covers on broke. Now they are completely useless.Hopefully the company stands by their product and helps me out. Or are they meant to be a one time use, disposable product? Ridiculous if they break when you remove them for your first time.