At £170 per set, these are the most expensive pieces of plastic I own but they serve a purpose and seem like pretty high-quality plastic.
Trunk set
If you’ve got a dog in the boot or have a tendency to do trips in your Model S to the dump/tip etc then the Trunk set I think is a great option.
Alternatively, I’ve been recommended Rhino covers.
Interior Set
If you do lots of trips to snowy, wet locations then the Interior set is a good option.
The problem:
They’re a pain to clean, even after a full wipe down with a damp cloth they were still pretty dirty.
And the edges on the two in the boot/trunk curl up on them constantly, which looks naff.
I’ve resorted to a pressure washer to clean them now which seemed to do a better job than hand cleaning.
The alternatives:
- Stop moaning, get on with it and give them a clean once and a while
- All Tesla’s come with standard fabric mats, just use those and put dirty or muddy boots in the boot/trunk
- The £35 Boot Matt (see below)
- Rhino Covers (see below)
- I’m still hunting for cheaper non-branded versions, if you know of a link please message me.
The £35 Boot Mat from Germany
Car Body Design EU sells this for £34.99 + free delivery
Rhino Covers
Rhino UK Bootliners Ltd offered to make one a custom fitted bootliner for the Model S after Gwyn Williams contacted them. It’s made in the UK, costs £100, good quality material and it fits perfectly. Should be easy to order now that they have the Model S dimensions. Thanks to Tony for this photo.
