Upgraded 2016-2022 Model 3 Model Y Performance Foot Pedals Premium Performance Non-Slip Anti-Slip Accelerator Foot Pedals Cover Replacement Brake & Accelerator Pedals

Okay so I had another set previously that didn't have flaps in the back to help with putting it on. This has flaps and made it easier to put on. IMPORTANT: If you buy these, please put them in boiling water for some time. I left mine in for so long they got some mineral deposit marks but they cleaned off. Just make sure you warm up that rubber a lot before going in or YOU WILL DESTROY your hands and fingers. Listen to this advice and do not go in trying to brute force it, it will take you longer to do it that way. I did it that way with my first car a couple years ago and destroyed my hand so listen to me. The only con to these is that the "metal" isn't really metallic or realistic enough. I with they were actually metal but for the price I am fine with it and they look normal at a distance.

Beautiful on Tesla Model 3. 100% better than the OEM. However, installing this thing is not easy and can be very frustrating. I was going to give up on this and tried to reinstall the OEM tesla one but I couldn't do it. it was even worse to install back. So I had only one choice and that is to install this or get punch in my face by my wife.

I'm giving this a 4/5 because they look really nice and are pretty good quality; how the installation process will kill your fingers. There's good news & bad news because of this. Good news is they're very snug when they're on. Bad news... it's hard as hell to get them on.Like most people, I now have sore fingers after attempting to install these pedal covers. A lot of people have said to soak the pedals in hot water to soften the rubber...I personally don't know how well that works. What did work for me, believe it or not, was using Binder Clips.Get 4-5 Binder Clips and attach them to the rubber on the back of the pedal cover. This should give you a lot more leverage in holding the rubber open on the sides so that the pedal covers can wrap around the pedals. Once you have the top corners wrapped around, lower the binder clips and gently pull them off the rubber. The rubber should be wrapped around the sides after all the clips are off. Then pull the tabs on the bottom and they should fit snug and secure.It took me 2 hours to try and use my fingers. It took me 8 minutes, literally, when I started using binder clips. I hope this helps some, if not all, of you!

That material and quality are great. Right out the box you can tell the metal used will not scratch easier. Have a flathead screwdriver handy for install to help pull back the rubber corner. The price is very very fair as well

I read about how difficult these pedal pads can be to install, especially the accelerator. Here's what I did to install both in about 12 minutes:1. Put both pads in a zip lock baggie (sandwich size was fine).2. Put the baggie in a bowl of hot water (I used water heated to 195 degrees) for about 5 minutes.3. While the pads were warming, I removed the old brake pedal rubber pad. There is nothing to remove for the accelerator.4. Removed the new brake pedal from the baggie (zipped the baggie back up and put it back in the hot water to keep the accelerator pad rubber pliable) and slipped it around the metal brake. The rubber behind the new pad was pretty pliable, so I started the new pad by sliding it from the top and working the pad from the upper right corner, down the right side, around the bottom and up the left side. It took about 3 minutes. Important to run your finger around the back to make sure the entire back rubber lip covers the metal brake.5. Removed the new accelerator pad from the baggie and followed the same direction as the brake pad: slipped the new pad from the top and pried the back rubber lip up with my finger and over the accelerator down the right side and up the left side. There is no bottom rubber lip. When I went up the left side, I used a thin plastic pry tool to keep the left rubber lip slightly open so I could get it over the accelerator. As you get closer to the upper left edge, the fit gets tighter, so using the pry tool really helped the installation process. Again, remember to slide your finger around the back of the new pad to make sure the rubber lip covers the entire accelerator. Here's the link to the pry tool kit I used. This is handy to have in your tool bag for other projects. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C1857QC/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1Hope this helps.

They look great and the install wasn't hard. It was a three minute project

A bit of a pain to install but happy to the finish results

I have installed a few different brands of pedals on Tesla's this is by far the easiest install of pedals. No cutting or modifications needed to install. Use the pull tabs to help with the install. Make sure to install from the top, the. One side then ther other and bottom last.

Looks great. Easier to fit than I thought.

Don’t buy these thinking you’re getting performance pedal replicas with high grade materials. These are good from far but far from good. If you look closely they are not perfect and if you touch them they are borderline metal probably plastic. However, ultimately they do the job of making your Tesla look a lot nicer. I found the brake pedal very easy to install (just some finger strength and nails). The accelerator pedal I ended up using a prying tool to get the final 2 corners. 5 minutes total for both pedals and I did not warm them up, the rubber was already quite malleable. Don’t expect perfection for the price you’re paying. Have realistic expectations and you won’t be disappointed. At the end of the day, only your feet will be touching them and most of the time you’ll be wearing shoes.Installed on my 2022 Tesla Model 3 Long Range in September at Sydney, Australia.

Not only the pedals you get are different to the ones shown in the photos - that is, the shape and sides of accelerator pedal is tapered at the bottom and not straight down like the rectangle shape.In addition, the quality finish of these pedals are terrible. The pedal side and rubber underneath it are all scuffed and genetrally , not put together properly.

Beware, the product does not match the photos in the description. The brake pedal has 7 rubber strips and the accelerator pedal tapers towards the bottom rather than being rectangular. I really wanted the rectangular accelerator pedal. Pretty disappointed.

Had to return the item for refund as it was not as describedI have installed this item before and without back plastic helpers they are painful to install