Topfit Non Slip Performance Aluminum Covers Review

Perfect fit for Tesla Model 3, made especially for you. You can see in my photos next to the original brake pedal cap that it is exactly the same size. If you were using a Model S or X pedal set, the brake pedal cap would be too wide and not tight. The brake pedal cap was pretty easy to install, took about 10 seconds. The gas pedal was a bit tricky, it took me about 5 minutes. I haven't tried the trick others have mentioned of soaking them in warm water to loosen the gum. Using a lamp and an…

I bought these to replace a kit I received from a California Tesla accessories dealer who claimed their accessories were the best and that "the others" use cheap Chinese recycled rubber which is tough and after your car smells. Well I'll tell you right now that they are better than the ones I've bought before. They were easy to install, and since the brake pedal is the actual size of the bottom pedal, it actually stays in place, unlike the CA pedals that constantly bounced while riding. Buy it.

After taking the time to order performance pedals from another company who claimed their Model 3 pedals were the right size (that wasn't true and they claimed they were intentionally made "adjustable" so when they did fit (for Model S and X pedals) I decided to order these Top Fit. Almost exactly the same appearance, except the brake pedal is the right size. Yes the rubber is hard and smells really strong but when it's on it looks amazing and way better than standard pedals. I tried leaving the

You don't really need instructions to install these pedal covers. The installation is very easy. For those who have model 3, it is enough to remove the rubber pad on the brake pedals. It comes out pretty easy. The gas pedal has no rubber coating, which I found quite interesting. Either way, you can soak these pedals in hot water to make the rubber a little more pliable, but if you have steel toes from decades-old martial arts, you can just brute force mount them. Start with the brake. Pedal. I…

As others have said let them air out before installing them in the car. Didn't smell bad after sitting them for two days but it's hard to be patient when you want to install them asap. I tried installing them every other day and the smell was too strong for me to endure. It literally takes 5-10 minutes to install both pedals. I've made this twice and it was easy both times (removed them after the first day because of the smell). You can't just slide them in if you expect them to be snug. You…