3W Floor Mats for Tesla: Models, TPE vs Carpet Sets, Fit and Warranty
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3W is one of our affiliate partners. This guide covers which Teslas 3W makes mats for, how its all-weather TPE sets compare with its double-layer carpet sets, and what 3W says about fit, materials and warranty. We haven't tested these mats ourselves, so every product claim here is 3W's, as it appears on our product pages. The Tesla facts come from Tesla's owner's manuals, linked at the end.
Which Teslas 3W makes floor mats for
This is what we list, with the years 3W gives for each set:
| Your Tesla | All-weather TPE | With a carpet layer | Fit notes from 3W |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model 3 Highland, 2024–2026 | All-weather set | Double-layer carpet set | 3W sells a separate set for the 2021–2023 Model 3. |
| Model 3, 2021–2023 | All-weather set | Not listed | Separate from the Highland sets. |
| Model Y, 2020–2024, 5 seats | All-weather set | Double-layer options on the same listing | For a 2020 car: Revised Mount only, not Original Mount. |
| Model Y Juniper, 2025–2027 | Thorex or Lumedge (2025–2026, 5 seats) | Double-layer carpet set, plus carpet sets on the Thorex listing | Not for the 2026 Model Y Standard. |
| Model Y Standard, 2025–2027 | All-weather set | Double-layer carpet set | 3W makes separate mats for the Juniper. |
| Model Y L, 2026–2027, three rows | All-weather set | A carpet option on the same listing | Separate from the 5-seat Model Y sets. |
| Model S, 2022–2025 | All-weather set | Not listed | None beyond the years. |
| Model X, 2021–2026, 6 seats | All-weather set | Not listed | 6-seat layout only. The trunk mats don't fit the 2026 version or a flat well floor. |
| Cybertruck, 2023–2027 | 2023–2025 set with bed mat or 2026–2027 set | Double-layer carpet set (2023–2026), plus carpet options on both all-weather listings | The 6 ft bed mat has its own fit note, by trim and build date. |
Each model name links to its page in our 3W section. If your car or year isn't in the table, we don't list a 3W set for it.
All-weather TPE or double-layer carpet?
Every 3W set we list starts with a TPE mat. The difference is what sits on top.
| All-weather TPE set | Double-layer carpet set | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | TPE mats for the cabin and, in bigger sets, the frunk, trunk and storage well | TPE floor mats with a carpet layer on top of the cabin mats |
| What 3W says | On most listings: waterproof and anti-slip, no smell, and dust, dirt or sand comes off with water or a damp towel in a few minutes | A carpet layer on top (3W calls it a comfortable carpet mat on its Model Y Juniper and Model Y Standard listings), with the waterproof TPE underneath protecting the floor |
| Removable top | No top layer | Listed as removable or detachable on the Model 3 Highland, Model Y Juniper, Model Y Standard and Model Y L sets |
Driving in rain, snow, mud or sand? A TPE-only set is simpler, with nothing on top to soak up water. A double-layer set suits owners who want carpet underfoot with TPE underneath, but read what Tesla's manual says below first. More on the trade-off: why TPE floor mats are worth it and the drawbacks of fabric floor mats.
What 3W says about fit and materials
- Made for one model. 3W says each set is custom-fit to the model it's listed for, and on most listings that each piece fits edge to edge.
- 3D scanning. On several listings, including the Model 3 Highland, the Model Y Juniper Thorex and double-layer sets, the Model S and the Cybertruck, 3W says it uses 3D scanning to shape the mats.
- Staying in place. 3W says its Model 3 Highland mats lock securely into place, and that anti-slip nails under its Model S mats keep them from moving and away from the pedals.
- Thorex and Lumedge. Thorex is 3W's name for the TPE on many listings, including the Model Y Juniper Pro version and all four double-layer sets, and on its Model 3 Highland listing 3W says Thorex is 100% recyclable. Lumedge is the material of 3W's Essential Juniper version.
3W's fit claims stop at the years and versions on each listing, so check yours before you order. For Thorex vs Lumedge, see our 3W Model Y Juniper floor mats guide.
The 3W lifetime warranty
On every 3W floor mat listing we carry, 3W says its floor mats carry a lifetime warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use, for as long as the original buyer owns the car they were first installed in. It is not transferable and does not cover normal wear, accidents or misuse. The full terms are on 3W's warranty page. You order from 3W, so warranty questions go to 3W.
What Tesla's manual says about floor mats
Tesla's owner's manuals for the Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X and Cybertruck have the same floor mat section on their Cleaning page:
- Fasten the driver's mat. To avoid potential interference with a foot pedal, Tesla says to make sure the driver's floor mat is securely fastened.
- Never stack mats. Tesla says never to place an additional floor mat on top of the driver's mat, and that floor mats should rest on the car's carpeting, not on another floor mat or other covering. Take any other mat out before a 3W mat goes in.
- Look after them. Tesla asks you to clean floor mats regularly, check that they are properly attached, replace them if they become excessively worn, and avoid over-wetting the car's carpets.
Tesla's manuals also say to use genuine Tesla floor mats to extend the life of your carpet. 3W is a separate company, not Tesla, so the fitting rules above apply whichever mats you choose.
How we work with 3W
3W is one of our affiliate partners. We don't sell or ship these mats: the button on each 3W product page takes you to 3W's official store, where you order and pay. Product claims on our pages are 3W's, and facts about the car come from Tesla's manuals. When you buy through that button, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you.
Frequently asked questions
Which Tesla models does 3W make floor mats for?
On our site: the Model 3 (2021–2023 and Highland), the Model Y (2020–2024, Juniper, Standard and the three-row Model Y L), the Model S, the 6-seat Model X and the Cybertruck. The table above gives 3W's years for each.
Is the 3W warranty really lifetime?
3W says its floor mats are covered against defects in material and workmanship under normal use for as long as the original buyer owns the car they were first installed in. It isn't transferable, and it doesn't cover normal wear, accidents or misuse.
Can I put 3W mats on top of my Tesla's original mats?
No. Tesla's manuals say floor mats should rest on the car's carpeting, not on another floor mat, and never to place an additional mat on top of the driver's mat. Take the original mats out first.
How do I clean 3W floor mats?
3W says dust, dirt or sand comes off with water or a damp towel in a few minutes. Tesla asks you to clean floor mats regularly and to avoid over-wetting the car's carpet, so take the mats out to rinse them and refit them once they're dry.
Next steps
Browse all 3W floor mats for Tesla, or go straight to your model's page from the table above. For general advice on picking mats, see how to choose floor mats for a Model 3 or Model Y. We also have a 3W guide for each model: the Model S, the Model X (6-seat), the Model Y 2020–2024, the Model Y Juniper, the Model Y Standard, the Model Y L, the Model 3 2021–2023, the Model 3 Highland and the Cybertruck.
Sources
The Tesla facts in this guide come from the Cleaning pages of Tesla's owner's manuals: