Deadening Soundproof Protective Insulation Dampening Review

Sturdy construction. Definitely serves to cover the rear vent and there is a lot less noise seeping into the cabin. Also doesn't block light and is securely held in place by clamps.

The product is easy to install. Needs decent lighting for the rear propellers. Make sure the back door is under the front door before installing the last 2 screws. You may need a couple of 3m strips of double-sided tape to attach them to the rack. In general, very satisfied, but the noise reduction is not noticeable.

This product is fairly easy to apply, however, there is a raised seam in the middle of the mat, front and back. I had to cut a section to make it flat to install the trunk led strip. Corners that are close to the rear seat are not fully covered, creating a large open gap. Overall this is a good product and there is a noticeable reduction in noise levels in the mids and highs.

Two piece design - not the best design. Whatever ends up on the outside will sag, and double-sided tape seems to be the only answer. I tried making both parts the outer part and it made no difference. It was also about $20 more than other brands that come as a one-off, but were out of stock at the time of purchasing this item. Save money and buy one-piece design.

To be honest Tesla should have installed this at the factory. It covers exposed metal in the trunk for a cleaner look. I'd say it's "expensive" for what it is, but I'm glad these aftermarket vendors offer something like this. is not a complete textbook. You will need to reach into the trunk and use a socket wrench or Phillips screwdriver to install. It would be easier to install if there were plastic rivets instead.

I have to say I am very disappointed with this product as I expected it to be of a higher quality compared to the mixsuper type (which is currently a mixsuper). costs 10€ less). The biggest problem is the sag in the middle. I thought that would be fixed with Basenors 2 part design, but that is not the case. The only solution is to stick it with velcro or glue, but I could do the same thing with a mixsuper and save costs. Another disappointment was a piece of cotton stuck to the top plastic…

I agree that Tesla MUST include this OEM insulation. I found it quite difficult to install and the installation video is completely wrong. They only show ONE of the two installable parts, and the one they show does NOT require screws (just the included duct tape sticker). The other, smaller piece, covering the area where the rear speakers and subwoofer are, requires screws that are very difficult to secure properly in a tricky mounting position. The worst problem is that the tail is NOT…

Welp. That's it, the first review for this product. I voluntarily pay my respects. Package: You will get 2 parts to install - the larger part that goes closer to the trunk opening and the smaller part that goes closer to the back of the trunk. The big piece only has 2 screw holes and some double sided tape. The small piece only has screw holes and no double-sided tape. The instructions came on a piece of paper with a link to YouTube. Easy.Installation: I watched the video but it's very easy. No