Tesla Model S, Trunk & 3rd Row Deluxe Floor Mat Set, 34 Oz on 2040-parts.com
Mission Viejo, California, US
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Tesla Model S, Trunk and 3rd Row Deluxe Set, 34 oz
These mats were designed specifically for your Tesla Model S and were originally offered by our supplier to the factory accessories department. We have improved these mats, and we now are offering two levels to choose from: 34 oz Deluxe and 52 oz Premium.
Trunk and 3rd Row Set Includes:
- trunk mat, with special waffle nonslip backing
- 3rd row mat, with special waffle nonslip backing
- custom dyed to compliment the black interior carpet
- intensive durability and color fast testing
- custom fit to the factory specifications
- Made in the USA
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