Carbon Fiber Add-On Mirror Covers for Tesla Model S 2021+ (Pair)
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Carbon Fiber Add-On Mirror Covers for Tesla Model S (2021+)
A pair of carbon fiber covers that mount over the factory mirror caps, one of the easiest ways to start a carbon theme on the car or to finish one that already includes a lip or diffuser. They are moulded from quality 3x3 weave carbon fiber and finished under a double-layer UV-protected clear coat for a deep, even gloss. Mounting is tape-on with the adhesive supplied, so nothing on the car is cut or drilled and the covers can be removed later.
Fitment
- Tesla Model S 2021 and newer
- Position: Exterior mirrors, left and right
- Quantity: 2 pieces, a complete pair
- Not for: the 2020 and earlier Model S, or the Model 3, Model X and Model Y
Confirm your model and year by VIN, or send photos of your mirrors, before ordering.
Specifications
- Material: Quality 3x3 weave carbon fiber
- Finish: Double-layer UV-protected clear coating, smooth high-gloss surface
- Type: Add-on covers fitted over the factory mirror caps
- Manufacturing: 3D design, CNC moulding, test-fitted on an actual vehicle
- Mounting: Adhesive tape included, no modification required
- Packaging: Multi-layer protective export carton, shockproof
Installation
- Clean and degrease the factory mirror caps, then let them dry fully. Warm conditions help the tape bond.
- Dry-fit each cover and check the alignment before peeling the tape backing.
- Press firmly over the whole cover once positioned.
- Keep the car dry for 24 hours before washing.
FAQ
Do these replace the factory mirror caps? No. They fit over the existing caps on adhesive tape.
How many are included? Two, one for each side.
Is cutting or drilling required? No, and the covers can be removed later.
Will they survive a car wash? Yes, once the adhesive has cured for 24 hours after fitting.
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