The 3Y List

Honest rankings for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y accessories.

Worth buying

What Tesla accessories are actually worth buying?

Most accessories are optional. A few earn their spot because the car is hard on floors, glass, and charge ports. The rest is catalog noise — especially anything titled “fits all 2017–2026 Model 3/Y.”

Updated August 2026

Worth it, if the SKU matches the car

Floor mats — worth it. The carpet is the expensive part. Buy the generation’s #1 on mats — 3W Thorex (Juniper Prem/Perf), TuxMat (2020–2024), 3D MAXpider (Highland 3), TuxMat (2017–23 3). Tesla Shop liners if OEM-like fit matters more than a one-box cargo kit. OEM vs 3W.

Screen protector — worth it. Cheap, tray-aligned, size-specific. 15" is not 15.4" is not 16". See screen.

J1772 Adapter ✓ Included with your Tesla. Check the car before buying another. If yours is missing, see charging.

Jack pads — worth it. One of the few “insurance” buys that is not a vibe. You need the right puck size if you jack the car; you do not need a spare. Roadside · Are jack pucks necessary?

Sometimes worth it

Depends. Console trays, mudflaps, roof shades, sill guards, under-seat bins, cargo liners. A screen swivel is comfort, not required. Sentry storage if you use Sentry a lot — glovebox data port, not a 10/10. Useful when the job is real (slush, sun, kids, gravel). Each of those has a generation split on this site. Highland mudflaps are not Juniper mudflaps. A 2020–2024 Model Y sunshade is not a Juniper shade. Read the hub for the car: 2026 Model Y (5-seat) · 2020–2024 Model Y · Highland 3 · 2017–23 3 · Model Y L.

Camping mattress — sometimes. Snuuzu Y is 3YList Owned & Tested and #1 on camping if you camp or road-trip often. $899 is not Best Value for a couple of overnights a year. Full review.

Longer answers: Are mud flaps worth it? · Do you need a screen protector? · Is a roof sunshade worth it? · Is a console organizer worth it? · Are wheel covers worth it? · Is PPF worth it? · 3W vs TuxMat.

Usually skip

Skip. Anything that needs a harness splice for a party trick. “Bioweapon HEPA” cabin-filter marketing — the car takes two stacked footwell filters; that is filters, not Tesla’s larger HEPA pack. Aftermarket pet hammocks when Tesla Shop already sells the S/3/Y liner. A Model 3 mattress in a Y, or the reverse — Snuuzu is two SKUs on purpose.

How this site decides

Fitment, then install, then durability, then value. We don’t take free units for rank. We already own the cars. We do not claim hands-on testing of every product on a card. Prices and ratings are “seen” dates, not a lab. If a generation has no pick, that row stays empty. Full method.

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