02/02/2026 3:02 am
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I just picked up my new Model 3 Highland and want to keep the interior pristine! I'm curious if the floor dimensions have changed from previous years. I'm looking for something durable with high edges for spills. Does anyone have experience with 3D MAXpider or WeatherTech for this specific model? What fits best without sliding around?
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21/02/2026 4:17 am
Honestly, I'm gonna go against the trend here a bit. I know everyone loves the super premium brands mentioned above, but aren't they like, reallyyy expensive? I'm a bit of a newbie and just spent all my savings on the actual car, so I've been looking for better value options that don't break the bank. I think you might be paying a lot for just the name brand sometimes? I found a few that seem to do the exact same thing for way less money. Here is what I'm looking at for my own car: - BASENOR Custom Liners for the 2024 Refresh
- LDCRS 6-Piece Complete Interior Set for Highland I like that the second one basically includes the trunk and frunk protectors for a lower price than just the front parts from the big brands. I'm not 100% sure if the material is as thick or if they'll last as long, but for a budget-conscious owner, it seems like a win? Does anyone know if these cheaper ones hold up over time or if they start to smell in the sun? Just trying to keep things practical since the car itself was already a big purchase!
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