Tesla Model Y Trunk Mat 5-Seater Tesla Y 2026 Juniper Refresh Heavy Duty Trunk Liner Bright White Nappa Leather Full Coverage Trunk Mat+Backseat Protector+High Side Panels+Door Sill Protector(White)

Was hoping this was good quality . . . and it is. Great coverage, easy install. Ended up buying some extra velcro but product was still well worth it. Would definitely buy again and fit perfectly. Also was extremely impressed with the seller as I bought 2 products . . . and didn't pick the same model vehicle on both. The reached out the very next day to verify what I needed. Took a little time for the delivery . . . but well worth it!

Really like the material and the fit, only down side is that it does not completely cover the side storage pockets, one side is exposed.Material is easy to clean and really makes the truck look great!

Fitting the side pockets was tricky, but I love how it leaves the interior easy to clean and looking great. You do have to remove the headrests to get on the back pieces; there are videos showing a trick, which you can do with a small screwdriver. The velcro pieces were very helpful as well to keep some sections on properly.The area around the 12V socket wasn't perfect even after I adjusted the part, but it's good enough that the 12V still remains usable.

Great fit! Easy to install. Easy to clean. I highly recommend this!

terrible quality, fitment doesn't fit. if you own a tesla or juniper DO NOT buy

Three stars because the product is actually very good, but has a serious problem that most people would probably return it for, and I can't imagine they are not aware of this issue.This set fits well and is clearly durable enough to withstand some tough loading. The height of the side protection is also something I didn't see anywhere else, and that was an important feature for me. I carry bikes and all kinds of guitar equipment, which can easily scratch the upper parts of the rear cargo area walls.The big problem; the rear seat protectors are designed to be held in place by the posts in the rear seat headrests.But the Model Y (2021 anyway) rear headrests can not be removed in any straightforward way. This design is intentional. Tesla themselves told me, no, you can not remove those headrests unless you physically take the seat apart. I'm not interested in workarounds, digging under the mechanisms, prying things apart, etc.I was about to return the product, but then took a look at the plastic rings that line the holes where you insert the headrests. Those plastic rings are two pieces and come apart very easily.So I took the plastic rings off, and snipped the fabric. Then I just pushed the fabric onto the headrest posts and clamped the headrests down on top of it.Because the seat protector itself has velcro, and the back of the seat is carpet, it stays in place just fine. The rest of the product installed as advertised.If I was this manufacturer, I would redesign the seat protector portion so that the holes are secured by some kind of clip. You would unclip, push onto the headrest post, and reclip.Almost there guys. But I find it impossible to believe you don't know that the Model Y headrests are designed, by the factory, to not be removable. You shouldn't sell this product without a modification to make that installation clean and straightforward without hacking around your Tesla.

I like this even more than I thought I would. It really keeps the trunk are looking nice. Very easy to clean. Just wipes off. I had a few issues trying to get the driver side to fit correctly (probably operator error). But, I later purchased a refrigerator for that side and removed it anyway.

The wrinkles look awful and the smell is strong. I would return these if my wife didnt already throw away the box. The model Y white interior is fantastic and these just look like cheap plastic. The gecko feet velcro is the only positive star, it doesnt rip your carpet if you move it. The fit is good and installation is easy but the wrinkles and smell make it look awful.Tip: To remove your rear headrests, there is a little hole on the inside opposite the adjustment button. Push something in the hole while pushing the adjustment button and pull thr headrest out.