Tesla Model Y L Floor Mats: 3W Sets for the Three-Row Model Y (2026–2027)
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3W is one of our affiliate partners. This guide covers the sets on 3W's Model Y L listing, what each covers and the Tesla rules to follow when you fit them. 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 Model Y (2025+) owner's manual, linked at the end.
The sets, as 3W lists them
| Set | What it covers |
|---|---|
| 9 PCS | The 1st, 2nd and 3rd row floor mats (4 pieces), frunk mat, rear trunk mat, 2 rear seat-back liners and an under-trunk storage mat |
| 9 PCS with Black Carpet | On 3W’s box list, a “9+4 Dual-Layer Set”: the 9-piece TPE set plus 4 removable black carpet liners for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd row seats. Check 3W’s page for the exact pieces |
| 1st, 2nd & 3rd Row with Aluminum Accents | The floor mats for all three rows, with aluminum accents. Check 3W’s page for the exact pieces |
All three are on our Model Y L all-weather page. For a 5-seat Model Y, see the 3W sets made for your version.
TPE only or a carpet layer?
On the carpet set, removable black carpet liners sit on top of the TPE floor mats. Driving in rain, snow, mud or sand? A TPE-only set has nothing on top to soak up water.
What 3W says about these mats
3W says each piece is custom-fit edge to edge to the Model Y L floor and made from its Thorex TPE, the TPE is waterproof and anti-slip and protects the interior from rain, slush, snow and mud, the material is odorless and non-toxic even at high temperatures, and dust, dirt or sand comes off with water or a damp towel in a few minutes.
What Tesla's manual says about floor mats
The Cleaning page of Tesla's Model Y (2025+) owner's manual has this floor mat section:
- 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 first.
- 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 manual also says 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.
The 3W warranty
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.
How we work with 3W
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, and warranty questions and returns go to 3W. 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
Do 5-seat Model Y mats fit the Model Y L?
No. 3W lists these mats for the three-row Model Y L, 2026–2027, and says a 5-seat Model Y needs mats made for that model.
Does the 9-piece set cover the third row?
Yes. As 3W lists it, the 9-piece set includes floor mats for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd rows (4 pieces), plus the frunk, rear trunk, 2 seat-back liners and an under-trunk storage mat.
Can I put 3W mats on top of my Tesla's original mats?
No. Tesla's manual says 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.
Next steps
See the listing on our 3W Model Y L page or browse all 3W floor mats for Tesla. Check the Cleaning page of the owner's manual for your car too. For the other models, read our 3W floor mats guide, or the guides for the Model Y Juniper, the Model 3 Highland and the Cybertruck.
Sources
The Tesla facts in this guide come from this page of Tesla's owner's manual: