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A new set of Tesla wheel covers can replace a damaged aero cover or change the look of your car. However, it’s easy to get caught out by these accessories if you choose the wrong size, misunderstand the model name or rely on a fit that only works on paper. The Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model Y can look very similar across different versions, even though their wheel sizes and fixing points may differ.
So don’t rely on a photo of a black or silver wheel cover alone. First, check your exact version, factory-fitted wheel and fitting method.
An 18-inch wheel cover won’t automatically fit a 19- or 20-inch wheel. The size usually refers to the diameter of the wheel the cover is designed for. Even a one-inch difference can cause the cover to be loose, the clips to catch or the edge not to sit flush.
Also look out for listings where the title gives a different size from the product specifications. For example, the MOTENIO version for the Model Y Juniper is listed as 20 inches in the title, while the specifications refer to 19-inch factory-fitted wheels. Check the product page against your own wheel size before you buy.
A Tesla Model Y wheel cover won’t necessarily fit every Model Y. The original Model Y and the Juniper version may have different shapes and fixing points. The same applies to Tesla Model 3 wheel covers for an older version and the Model 3 Highland.
So check:
A snap-on or clip-on model can be fitted without tools, but that doesn’t mean every wheel cover will fit every Tesla. The position of the valve hole, the shape of the clips and the diameter of the edge all matter. “Perfect fit” in a product description is a marketing claim, so always check the specific compatibility details.
Choose a wheel cover to match your factory-fitted wheel size, not its appearance. The range includes 18-inch wheel covers, 19-inch wheel covers and 20-inch wheel covers. If you’re unsure, check the marking on your tyre or your vehicle documents.
For example, an 18-inch model for a Model 3 Highland is a different choice from an 18-inch model for an older Model 3. So the inch size alone isn’t enough.
According to the product information, the MOTENIO models listed are made from ABS plastic and provide full wheel coverage. ABS can be a practical choice for a lightweight decorative finish, but wheel covers won’t guarantee protection against damage from kerbs, potholes or loose parts.
“Full coverage” means that a larger part of the wheel is covered. This may suit you if you want a uniform look or want to replace existing aero covers. Check whether the original covers need to be removed first.
Snap-on wheel covers don’t require tools. Fitting usually involves:
If you’re using a pressure washer or an automatic car wash, it may be best to remove the covers beforehand. After driving on rough roads, check that all the clips are still secure.
Why it suits this type of driver: These black wheel covers are aimed at Model 3 owners who want a different look without using tools. According to the product information, they’re designed for Model 3 versions with 18-inch wheels.
The model and wheel size are clearly stated. Still, check these details against your own car before ordering.
ABS plastic, a matt black finish, full coverage and snap-on fitting, according to the product description.
Why it suits this type of driver: This model is aimed at drivers specifically looking for wheel covers for the Model 3 Highland, with a distinctive turbine shape and a matt black finish.
The product name links the cover to the Highland version and 18-inch wheels, so you’re less likely to choose based on the photo alone.
Turbine style, matt black finish, a set of four and tool-free fitting, according to the product listing.
Why it suits this type of driver: For Model Y drivers looking for a cover for the original 19-inch Gemini aero wheel. The product information specifies a particular wheel and rim combination.
The listing says that the original aero covers must be removed first and that the cover is designed for the Gemini wheel.
Blade style, matt black finish, ABS plastic and four covers per set, according to the product details.
Why it suits this type of driver: This version is designed for Model Y Juniper owners looking for full coverage and a matt black turbine finish. Check the stated wheel size before ordering, as the title and specifications don’t quite match.
The warning about the size discrepancy helps you avoid relying on the product title alone. Compare your factory-fitted wheel with the product specifications.
Turbine style, full coverage, ABS plastic and snap-on fitting, according to the product description.
We’ve put together a complete, up-to-date list of products that meet these strict selection criteria and current European safety regulations.
No. The right choice depends on the model, version, factory-fitted wheel and inch size. A wheel cover for a Model 3 Highland won’t automatically fit another Model 3. Also check whether the original aero cover needs to be removed.
Clean the wheel, line up the valve hole and press the cover firmly into place all the way round until the clips fit securely. Then check for gaps or movement. Take a short drive at low speed first, then check the fit again.
It depends on the material, driving conditions, fitting and maintenance. Contact with kerbs, potholes and pressure washers can put strain on the finish or clips. Regular checks and careful cleaning can help keep your set in good condition for longer.
