KKoneAuto Model 3 Spoiler Compatible with 2017-2023 Rear Trunk Spoiler Rear Trunk Lip Tail Lid Tail Spoiler Lip Spoiler Wing OEM Style Fits for Model 3, Gloss Black

The product itself comes with the plastic spoiler, a couple rolls of 3M tape, and a microfiber cloth. You do have to apply the tape to the spoiler yourself, but luckily they give you plenty in case you mess up.It is very clearly a cheap product. It has a few warps and a couple blemishes right out of the box. It does, however, feel sturdy in the hand, which is to be expected from this type of plastic. From a distance (couple feet ish), it looks indistinguishable from the OEM spoiler. Up close is where the faults really show (aforementioned warping especially).Let’s be clear — this is by no means a remarkable spoiler. HOWEVER, considering you can get one right now for less than $35, what you get for the price is unheard of. If you’re like me and just wanted a spoiler for the heck of it, this is an unbeatable deal.I’ve had it installed for around a week and am 100% pleased with my purchase. If my thoughts about it change, I will be sure to update my review.

The product it self looks really good and could be a good quality (not 100% sure since I returned it). It doesn’t fit a Model Y 2023 even though they say it would. The tape is really a bad quality. The inside molding doesn’t fit completely on the body. The end of the spoiler sticks out and it can not be force to fit. I returned it and I had to pay the shipping fee back. It’s disappointing to say the least. It’s like I had to pay to try the product instead of the other way around.

I didn't want to pay top dollar for a spoiler. It looks nice on my car. The spoiler is plastic and shows some low areas along with it. if you get close enough you can notice it. I plan to wrap it in satin black and hope that minimizes the dips.

The spoiler itself is well packaged to avoid damage during transit, coming in a large box and surrounded with foam packaging. Once unboxed, you can get a closer look at the quality, and the real carbon fibre weaves.Installation is not too difficult or time consuming, but you have to make sure you leave the spoiler taped to the vehicle for at least 12 hours (24 is better), before removing it and driving, especially in wet conditions to ensure proper adhesion of the tape.I really like the way it came out.

This comes with no instructions or adhesive tape that I would trust. The double sided tape provided has 3s and Ms on it, but I doubt it’s 3M. I started applying it along the edges, which has an easy indentation line to follow, but I quickly realized that if I use this tape, I might be retrieving it from the road. I bought 15lb double sided tape.The spoiler itself has a few waves in it as you can see from the pictures (likely from mold ejection pins and poor finishing), but I’m ok with it because I planned on painting it matte black and I’ll just sand those out no problem.This would be my second install of a model 3 spoiler. (Diff car)So I already knew what I had to do to have it centered. Put blue painters tape on the spoiler(left midd &right) and place it on the car, looses enough to move around easily. If you have it center, you’ll have 4-1/4” from end of spoiler to the trunk edge line gap on both sides(horizontal measurement).For the price I paid it was worth it. If you’re handy the issues mentioned are easily handled.

Just put it on my Model Y. Bottom adhesive isn’t really adhering to lip, since the shape or the spoiler and the thinness of the adhesive don’t work well together. Hoping the top adhesive holds!Drove up to 55mph and it’s still on. Fingers crossed it stays on!Adhesive should be thicker to at least give the impression that it is glued to the car.I am cautiously optimistic that it will hold. If not …

Does not fit well, tips not flush. After over a day of being fixed and taped down, those tips popped up like springs when the tape was removed. Taking off was a breeze due bad fit and bad tape, avoid.I should have known, and almost sent it back when I placed it up against my tesla lid and the tips were about an inch off the car maybe a bit less. I figured maybe when the tape protector is removed and it's installed it will sit properly, so I installed and taped the chit out of it and let it sit a couple days in the garage. Yep, as I guessed, as soon as that tape holding it down came off, those tips popped up like they were spring loaded. I'm going to go with another brand, and would guess that after this experience if the wing does not sit completely flush then return it without going through the hassle I did. I'm still surprised, this is not a generic wing for cars, it's specifically for the model Y and it fits like crap. I guess they are hoping you just drive with it and when it fly's off somewhere on the highway there will be nothing to return lol.

Very Strong Product