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All-Weather Floor Mats

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Remove existing floor mats from your Tesla.

2 Vacuum the footwell area thoroughly.

3 Align the CYBERBEANS mat with the floor anchors — the front mats snap directly onto Tesla's factory retention posts.

4 Press down firmly along all edges until the mat lies completely flat.

5 For rear mats, slide under front seat rails and smooth out any wrinkles.

Let mats lay flat in a warm room for 2 hours before installation if they were folded during shipping. Any creases will disappear within 24 hours of use.

Download All-Weather Floor Mats Manual (PDF)

Mud Flaps

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Turn the steering wheel fully to one side for easier access to the wheel well.

2 Clean the installation area with the included alcohol wipe.

3 Remove the existing factory push-pins using a flathead tool (or the included pry tool).

4 Align the CYBERBEANS mud flap with the factory holes — no drilling required.

5 Insert the provided replacement push-pins and press firmly until they click into place.

6 Repeat for all four wheels.

Installation takes approximately 15–20 minutes. No jack or wheel removal needed.

Download Mud Flaps Manual (PDF)

Cabin Air Filter

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Move the front passenger seat all the way back.

2 Remove the kick panel under the glovebox by pulling down firmly on the front edge.

3 Locate the filter housing cover — it's a rectangular panel held by one T20 Torx screw.

4 Remove the screw and pull the cover down to expose the old filter.

5 Slide out the old filter — note the orientation (airflow arrow points toward the rear of the vehicle).

6 Insert the new CYBERBEANS HEPA-grade filter with the airflow arrow pointing the same direction.

7 Reattach the cover, tighten the screw, and snap the kick panel back into place.

Tesla recommends replacing the cabin air filter every 2 years. If you notice musty odors, also clean the evaporator coil with an HVAC cleaning foam while the filter is out.

Download Cabin Air Filter Manual (PDF)

Door Lock Buckles

Model 3 · Model Y · Cybertruck

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1 Open the door fully and locate the factory plastic latch cover on the door striker.

2 Use the included pry tool to gently remove the OEM plastic cover — start from the bottom edge.

3 Clean the metal striker plate with the included alcohol wipe to ensure proper adhesion.

4 Peel the adhesive backing from the CYBERBEANS metal buckle cover.

5 Align the cover over the striker and press firmly for 30 seconds.

6 Close and open the door a few times to confirm smooth operation.

For best adhesion, install in temperatures above 15°C (60°F). Avoid washing your vehicle for 24 hours after installation.

Download Door Lock Buckles Manual (PDF)

Aluminum Sport Pedal Covers

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Identify which pedal cover goes where — the accelerator pedal cover is narrower and longer.

2 Remove the existing rubber brake pedal cover by peeling it off from the top corner.

3 Soak the new CYBERBEANS brake pedal cover in warm water for 2–3 minutes (makes the rubber more flexible).

4 Stretch the rubber lip over the top of the brake pedal first, then work your way around the edges.

5 For the accelerator pedal, simply slide the CYBERBEANS cover over the existing pedal — no removal needed.

6 Press firmly on all corners until each cover sits flush.

If the brake pedal cover is tight, use a hair dryer to warm the rubber for 30 seconds before stretching.

Download Aluminum Sport Pedal Covers Manual (PDF)

Rear Seat Back Covers

Model Y

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1 Fold down one rear seat back (use the release levers in the trunk or on the seat shoulders).

2 Clean the seat back surface with a dry microfiber cloth — remove all dust.

3 Peel the adhesive backing strips from the CYBERBEANS cover, but only the top 2–3 inches.

4 Align the cover with the top edge of the seat back and press the exposed adhesive into place.

5 Gradually peel the remaining backing while smoothing the cover downward — work slowly to avoid air bubbles.

6 Tuck the edges under the seat trim for a clean, factory-installed look.

7 Repeat for the other seat back.

Install on a warm day (above 20°C / 68°F) for best adhesive bonding. New covers may have a slight material smell that dissipates within 48 hours.

Download Rear Seat Back Covers Manual (PDF)

Kick Pads / Door Sill Protectors

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Thoroughly clean the door sill area with the included alcohol wipe — remove ALL dirt and wax.

2 Dry the surface completely with a clean microfiber cloth.

3 Test-fit each kick pad in its position before peeling any adhesive — the curved end goes toward the interior.

4 Peel the adhesive backing and carefully position the kick pad, starting from one end.

5 Press down firmly across the entire surface, especially along the edges.

6 Apply firm pressure for 60 seconds, then avoid stepping on the sills for 2 hours.

Front and rear sills are different sizes. The longer pads go in the front doors.

Download Door Sill Protectors Manual (PDF)

Screen Protectors

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Park in a dust-free environment. Turn off the HVAC fan to minimize airborne dust.

2 Clean the Tesla screen thoroughly — first with the wet wipe, then with the dry wipe. Inspect under bright light for any remaining dust specks.

3 Use the included dust-absorber sticker to pick up any last particles.

4 Peel the protective film from the CYBERBEANS tempered glass protector. Handle only by the edges.

5 Align the protector with the top edge of the screen first, then slowly lower it downward. The protector should self-adhere.

6 If any bubbles remain, use the included squeegee card to push them toward the nearest edge.

Do this installation within 30 minutes of a hot shower in a closed bathroom — the humidity settles airborne dust for a flawless, dust-free result.

Download Screen Protectors Manual (PDF)

Center Console Organizer

Model 3 · Model Y

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1 Empty your center console completely.

2 Clean the interior with a dry cloth.

3 The CYBERBEANS organizer is a two-piece set — identify the upper tray and lower divider.

4 Place the lower divider into the deep compartment first — it splits the space into two sections.

5 Set the upper tray on top — it rests on the built-in console ledge.

6 Arrange your items in the compartments.

The upper tray can be easily lifted out to access items in the lower compartment.

Download Center Console Organizer Manual (PDF)

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