RubberQuick question, what material does TESLA use for their "OEM" wipers?
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RubberQuick question, what material does TESLA use for their "OEM" wipers?
Send a link to ordering pleaseHere is a picture of the Bosch wipers on the S, same model fits the Y. Except for the Bosch logo, you would be hard pressed to tell them apart from the Tesla wipers. 1/2 price of the Tesla wipers for me in Canada.
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Just checked, they don't have anything for Model Y 2023 listed at all.Bosch Aerotwin 3397014621 Direct fit, no adapters to fumble with. Buy a couple of sets to offset shipping.
thats because most sites do a terrible job when it comes to fitment referance. If you buy Bosch Aerotwin part number 3397014621 they will fit even if the website you are on says they won't! Just put in 2021 as a model year and order them.Just checked, they don't have anything for Model Y 2023 listed at all.
Has anyone tried the Michelin ones from Costco? If they fit for the MYP.
Comes out to be around $51 shipped to my door here in Edmonton.thats because most sites do a terrible job when it comes to fitment referance. If you buy Bosch Aerotwin part number 3397014621 they will fit even if the website you are on says they won't! Just put in 2021 as a model year and order them.
Here is the site I buy them from because I am located in Canada. As you can see, according to their site they do fit. The model Y has never changed the wiper blade size since its inception by the way so 2020 to 2024 ALL use the same part.
If that does not convince you then here is a link direct to Bosch with all the blades that fit the 2023 model Y. Scroll down to the bottom and read the number.
What? Original blades?!?52k miles, 12/2020 purchase 3.5 years. OEM.
May 2020 LR MY with 72K miles and my blades are fine. Kinda bizarre, actually.Dec. 2020 production. Original wipers here, 51k miles
May 2020 LR MY with 72K miles and my blades are fine. Kinda bizarre, actually.
Environmental differences, as well. Humidity, acid rain, pollutants, extreme temps, etc. play a role in wiper longevity.Where the car parked most of the time has a big impact on the life of the blades. Inside a enclosed garage vs outside in the elements.
bought aeroblades and refills as backup. refilling is easier on the 20" than the 26" one. i used 2 straight oring picks to release the tab to pull out the endcap. just put the oring pick in about 2mm on both sides of the edge. when refilling notch out the rubber and put the endcap on the rubber notch before pushing in to lock
I’m not certain, but I am in the Northeast and the car has never been garaged!Bizarre for sure, whenever I turn them on I think, wow they are still perfectly wiping.
Maybe it has to do with the arm design and the perfect application of wiper fluid right at the blade vs legacy applying to the glass from a distance. Maybe this direct application at the blade aids in the longevity.