I have a 2018 Model S with Chrome Trim - will a newer side mirror that is OEM black bolt on to my 2018?

[JosefMS]

So my Model S is a 2018 and came factory with chrome trim and side view mirror. Does the newer side view mirrors that come black already bolt in? I know the trim pieces don't, but was wondering if the side view mirrors will - thanks!

 

[JosefMS]

Anyone?

 

[JayTee]

No idea but I just vinyl wrapped mine Satin Black with the kit from tessbros and it came up great.

 

[tesluv108]

No idea but I just vinyl wrapped mine Satin Black with the kit from tessbros and it came up great.View attachment 965783

Isn’t that really hard to do though? What tools did you have to use

 

[Darmie]

I have thought about doing a chrome delete on our 2018 MX. I actually have a kit but no round tuits left. I then bought a used 2018 Model 3 from Tesla recently and sort of fell in love with the chrome look with the 19in rims.

Getting back to your question, you can always check - Parts Catalog . Log in and do a search or use the VIn to see if the part numbers are the same between the years. You may find that they are.
A quick search it appears that the base is the same between 2016 to 2021.

 

[JosefMS]

What year did they switch to non-chrome trim?

 

[tesluv108]

What year did they switch to non-chrome trim?

2022 I think but they could have snuck a few in at end of 2021