Roof rack for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y 2017-2026+

TEXTBOOK BAIT-AND-SWITCH!

What you see in their videos is NOT what you get. They advertise premium parts and proper metal tools. What did they ship me? Hand-sawed metal castings, cheap hard rubber that rests directly on the car's GLASS roof (a massive safety hazard that will shatter your roof!), and a plastic toy instead of a torque wrench. When confronted with photos, their support admitted they sent an "older version" and desperately tried to avoid giving a refund. As a professional mechanical engineer, I can confidently say this is structurally dangerous, second-rate garbage. Avoid at all costs!

perfectly adequate; easy installation, solid mounting surface

Tesla roof racks seem to be a dime a dozen. I went with Yeslak for the fair price ($215 after discount) and good reviews, for my 2025 model 3 performance. Installation was QUICK; I'd say 20 minutes max, having taken my time, cleaning the pillars and applying the included paint protection strip. Of note, previous install videos by Yeslak showed the included pillar paint protection film to be the exact size of the footing. Instead of receiving this, they now package a small sliver of PPF that is maybe 30-40% the surface area. Why? I hope this was evidence based, and that this won't lead to scuffing of the unprotected paint. Noise level: a modest whistle at speeds above 30mph; noticeable, but not intrusive. Because of the double paned glass, it's fairly muffled, but it's still there. Roof rails on my other car (genesis gv70) are much louder. The roof rack install is so simple that I will just take the rack on and off as needed. Other: no torque wrench is included. I watched a video somewhere along the way that recommended 2.5-3nm. Overtightening could lead to damage/cracked glass. This is a big deal, and a way to measure this should really be included in the box. Instead you just get a piece of plastic to make the turns.

Roof rack for Tesla Model 3 and Model Y 2017-2025+