The Job
Wind at Covered Seams
Secondary sealing at the locations in the selected kit diagram. Tire and structural noise can remain.
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ProGuard Kit
$79.99 $179.99
Check fit · 30-day returns, unused-item eligibility
Start with the drive you make every day. Pick the accessory for that job, check your exact model year, and leave the rest until you need it. Ten options from TeslaHubs, with fit and installation questions to settle before buying.
No email required. Read the list below.
Delivery day gives you a new car. The next week tells you what would make it easier to live with: a muddy footwell, sunlight through the glass, a phone loose in the console or wind at the door seams.
Use that first week as your shopping list.
Do not start with a claim that every Tesla needs the same upgrade. Notice the annoyance you want to change, then pick the category that addresses it.
Some accessories are simple to fit. Others need hardware checks or a careful installation. Read the selected product’s instructions before assuming everything is a quick drop-in job.
This is a guide from TeslaHubs, the seller of these accessories. The selection is organized by daily use, current product details and model fit, not an independent ten-product test or a survey of every owner.
For wind at the door seams, start with ProGuard. For muddy shoes, start with mats. For sun on the dashboard, compare windshield coverage. You do not need the entire list.
The filter is simple: will you use it on your next normal drive, and is there a listed version for your car?
For wind at the covered seams, these are three useful details about the same kit. The full accessory list follows below.
Secondary sealing at the locations in the selected kit diagram. Tire and structural noise can remain.
$79.99 Shop NowModel 3/Y variants are $79.99, compared with $179.99 compare-at. Choose your exact year and refresh.
$79.99 View DealSix listed strips with installation guidance. Allow about 15 minutes plus time for careful surface preparation.
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TeslaHubs ProGuard: Advanced Noise Reduction & Weatherproofing Kit
Six model-specific seals, fitting guidance and a current Model 3/Y price of $79.99.
If you turn the podcast up on the highway, separate wind near the seams from rumble through the floor. A secondary seal kit is relevant only when its covered locations match the problem.
ProGuard is listed as a six-strip rubber sealing kit with model-specific options. Identify your vehicle version, then check the supplied diagram before fitting. Tire and road-surface noise can remain. Browse TeslaHubs.
Kit includes: 6 model-specific rubber weather strips, installation guide, video tutorial access, free Tesla Secrets E-Book
Check delivery estimate · Unused-item return eligibility · 2-year ProGuard warranty
The quieter rides make long trips so much more enjoyable.
My car is the new model 3 Performance which is already very quiet compared to the previous model 3 but I still noticed an improvement with less road noise.
The kit arrived well-packed, and each part was labeled correctly. I scanned the QR code provided, and that made the install easier.
This is a great product and great service, thanks!
This product is worth paying attention to
Choose by daily use and exact fit.
Best for: Wet shoes and everyday dirt
Choose mats before a wet or muddy week if you want a removable cleaning surface above the carpet. The current $199.99 listing offers specific Model Y/Juniper and older Model 3 variants. Check your build year; do not assume Highland is included.
Best For: Anyone parking outdoors in summer
Choose the shade for the area you want to cover. Solar Shield’s current $139.99 package lists roof panels, a windshield shade, clips and a bag, with Model 3/Highland and Model Y/Juniper variants. Follow the fitting guide.
Best For: A first upgrade that passengers notice immediately
For a light pattern when the door opens, review Midnight Glow’s exact model-year and quantity options. The listing starts at $29.99 for a selected two-light set. Read the installation guide before swapping parts.
Best For: Protecting the most-touched surface in the car
Pick the screen size and finish for your car. The current Model 3/Y protector is $49.99, with matte and glossy options. The listing recommends matte for polarized-glasses wearers because the clear version can show a rainbow effect.
Best for: Giving a compatible phone a fixed place
The current MagSafe holder is $49.99. Check phone/case compatibility and the vehicle mounting version. Magnetic attachment alone is not a promise of wireless charging; buy for the holder’s listed functions.
Best for: Dashboard lighting and visual alerts
DashGlow is an RGB dashlight with BLIS alerts, not a 360-degree camera-view kit. Current price: $149.99. Review the supported vehicle years and connection guide; the accessory does not replace driver checks.
Best For: Protecting paint from rock chips
For spray and debris behind the wheels, check the mud-flap variant for your exact car. Current Model 3/Y options start at $64.99 with front/rear pieces and hardware. The listing describes drill-free installation.
Best For: Actually using the front trunk for groceries and bags
A separate front-trunk sealing option at $49.99. Compare the covered areas with your car and inspect any damaged seal or unexplained leak before fitting an accessory.
Best For: Anyone who parks outside at work or at home
For the parked car’s windshield, SunGuard is a separate $49.99 umbrella shade. Confirm the exact vehicle fit and storage instructions. It is not the same package as Solar Shield.
Use these checks before adding the next accessory to your cart.
Match the exact model, build year and refresh. A broad Tesla photo is not fit evidence. If your version is missing from the selector, ask before ordering.
Look at the product’s material and preparation instructions, then read owner experiences with the same type of use. A higher price or premium label alone does not prove longer life.
Read the guide while the purchase is still a decision. If it involves wiring or trim access beyond what you want to do, clarify installation support before buying.
A review is most useful when it tells you the car, the fit and what changed. Product averages and counts are context, not a guarantee that the same accessory will suit you.
Compare the selected variant, delivery, installation and return conditions. Do not calculate years of savings from an unproven lifespan.
Compare the actual job and fitting requirements.
| Compare | ProGuard | Other Strip or Kit | Factory Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| Job | Secondary sealing at listed locations | Depends on exact strip/kit | Diagnosis or repair for the stated problem |
| Fit | Select exact model/year | Check profile and vehicle fit | Confirm the required part/service |
| Installation | Use the ProGuard guide | Use the exact fitting instructions | Ask which work is required |
| Price | Current selected variant | Current kit and delivery price | Current quote for actual work |
| Returns | Unused-item eligibility | Exact seller policy | Applicable parts/service terms |
No. Protect the areas you know you will use, then give yourself time to learn the car. You may discover that the factory setup already suits you.
For wind at covered seams, ProGuard’s current Model 3/Y price is $79.99. It is one option to investigate, not a required finishing payment for owning a Tesla.
“The quieter rides make long trips so much more enjoyable.” Sean Smith, published ProGuard product review.
Check the instructions for that product and vehicle version. Installation methods differ. Ask Tesla about vehicle-warranty circumstances if needed; do not assume every adhesive is mark-free or every connection is reversible.
The kit’s fitting diagram shows where it adds secondary seals. Published reviewers describe individual changes, but their reports do not establish a typical decibel improvement for every car.
“My car is the new model 3 Performance which is already very quiet compared to the previous model 3 but I still noticed an improvement with less road noise.” Scott Kennedy, published ProGuard product review.
Start with your repeated daily problem. Mats, shades, phone holders and seals serve different jobs. This list does not establish one accessory as the first purchase for every owner.
Often. Check the exact model-year selector for each product, including refresh and hardware requirements. Do not assume compatibility transfers between Model 3, Model Y or their newer versions.
Plan around 15 minutes using the ProGuard fitting guide. Identify the pieces and prepare each contact surface as instructed before fitting.
Compare each kit’s actual locations and model-year fit. ProGuard includes fitting guidance and model-specific seals; competing kits can also cover multiple locations. Read the return conditions before installation.
Installation varies by item. Review the exact guide and ask Tesla about vehicle-warranty circumstances. A product label cannot establish damage-free removal in every situation.
Request a return within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, unworn, tagged and in their original packaging. Return shipping is customer-paid unless faulty or incorrect. Check eligibility before installation.
Request a return within 30 days of delivery. Items must be unused, unworn, tagged and in their original packaging. Return shipping is customer-paid unless faulty or incorrect. Check eligibility before installation. ProGuard includes a 2-year product warranty; other items have their own terms.
ProGuard Model 3/Y currently $79.99 versus $179.99 compare-at. Check fit, delivery and return eligibility.
Use the fitting guide for the exact variant. ProGuard includes a 2-year product warranty.