Enhance Your Tesla Model 3 Model Y Performance: EVFIT Non-Slip Pedal Pads (Set of 2) Review

Good quality, perfect fit, difficult to install. Difficult to install as there is no product defect but due to the perfect fit for safety. I lost count of the number of times I cursed during installation. Definitely not easy. But once installed, it looks great! And indeed, as one reviewer said, it's TopFit.

They were difficult to put on, but that means they will stay! The rubber is a lot thicker and harder than expected, which is a good thing once they're installed. It's just a small change as it looks great, but you can definitely feel the difference. I'm not worried about my foot slipping off a pedal when they're on. You really start!

It took a little effort to install the gas pedal, but a small dull screwdriver and some heat helped set the edges in place . Helps to have a mirror or phone behind the pedal in selfie mode to guide the edges. The looks are top notch and even with wet/muddy shoes in heavy rain the grip was perfect - no slipping.

The fit is close to perfect making it very difficult to install. It took me 20 minutes to install both because I had to fiddle with covers to get all the rough edges around the pedals. BUT they look great once put on and secured. Good grip, easy to clean and feels good on the foot. All in all, a very good buy for $20 if you're trying to upgrade your interior.

The brake pedal was easy to install, the accelerator pedal was not easy. The set thickness is good (see picture). A small rear right edge on the accelerator shoe isn't 100% bolted yet, but it's definitely not going anywhere. It took me basically 3 minutes to install it. Adjusted the gas pedal by another 5. The trick seems to be pulling up both sides of the brake cover at the same time for quick installation, but it's tricky with the accelerator. I had to work on that a little. In general I am…

There are no instructions in the box for installing these pedals in a Model 3 Tesla. I ended up putting them in a plastic bag, then boiling water to soften the rubber, and finally putting the gas pedal on after trying a few different ways of doing this. The brake pedal is just as difficult, although some videos say it's easier. Went to youtube looking for instruction videos, everyone had a terrible time trying to put them on. They look great and would have given a higher rating but you have…