Tesla Model 3 Track Cover – Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3 Track Cover

€9,99
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Tesla Model 3 Track Cover – Tesla Model 3

Tesla Model 3 Track Cover

€9,99

Replace a broken or missing tesla model 3 track cover on your Tesla Model 3 with this 3D printable part from PartsRemade.

About this part

Being a taller person, I sit with my seat in the rear most position. This leads to two ugly tracks poking out from under the front seat. The austere interior draws even more attention to the bolt and greasy bits. Worse, that same grease is a magnet for debris from the floor and above. Solution? 3D printed covers that slide in and blend in, keeping the crumbs away from the track and goop. These slide in and won't rattle. They slide out by hand or the seat will push them out going forward. Seat not all the way back but still see tracks? Print full size and trim the back end until it fits or ask your 3D printer to take off the right amount before printing. Why is there a peak and not a smooth arch along the long end? For the less expensive FDM printers the curve is sliced as a flat for the very top/last layer. This will show up as a cross-hatched flat (about 1/16" wide) and the eye goes right to it. The peak will be all 'long-pass grain' and will actually look smoother. Download, print, and enjoy!

Compatible vehicles

  • Tesla Model 3

Always compare with your original part before printing. Fitment can vary by trim level and production date.

Specifications

Part Tesla Model 3 Track Cover
Category Interior
Make Tesla
Model Model 3
Format Digital download – STL file for FDM 3D printing
Part number CAT-P03206

What you get

A digital 3D model (STL file) of this part, ready to print on your own 3D printer or at any local print shop or online printing service. This is a digital download: no physical part is shipped. Not sure it fits your car? Contact us with your vehicle details before you buy.

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Design credit: original design by Daryl Ashby on Thingiverse.

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