Tesla Guides & Owner Resources

A Tesla Model Y screen protector sounds like a tiny accessory, but it changes the part of the car you stare at every single drive. That is why the category is more sensitive than it looks.

Most Model S owners searching for a body kit are really trying to answer a narrower question first: should they start with a spoiler-style aero upgrade, or jump straight into a much bigger exterior project?

Most shoppers searching Tesla Model Y lease offers are trying to decode one thing: what the headline monthly payment leaves out. This guide keeps the answer practical.

The best Tesla Model X accessories are the ones that fix the SUV's real daily-use friction: dirty floors, a huge windshield that turns into a heat trap, a sparse center console, and cargo that shifts around in a fast family hauler.

The tricky part of this topic is that BASENOR does not sell tires. What BASENOR does sell, and what this article can support truthfully, is the wheel-cover and rim-protection layer that sits around the tire decision.

Front license plate shopping looks simple until you actually own a Model Y. Then the real questions show up fast. Do you live in a state that truly enforces a front plate requirement?

If you ordered a Tesla Model 3 in 2026, you have a 2024+ Highland — Tesla discontinued the Legacy 2017–2023 generation in late 2023 and the refresh is the only Model 3 in active production.

Every Tesla has a 17-character VIN encoding plant, year, motor configuration, and model line. The two characters that matter most for accessory compatibility are position 10 (year) and position 11 (plant). The by-hand decoder so you never pay for a VIN lookup service.