HeatShield, The Original Windshield Sun Shade, Custom-Fit for Tesla 3 Sedan 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 Gold Series

A total game-changer. These custom fit sun shades are so much better than the universal ones you can buy at the big box store. Fits great close to the window with only the mirrors folded down to hold it securely. My windows are tinted as well but keeps my black car relatively cool in the summer. No longer burning your hands and legs on the leather when you get in. Downside is that it's pretty stiff and doesn't fold super well so it's kind of bulky when not in use.

This sunscreen fits the windshield of my model 3 really well. The problem is when I'm NOT using it. It's really big and clunkly when it's rolled up. It doesn't fold flat, nor does it become compact in any way. It just rolls like a gigantic cigar, like over 40" long.So where do you put it, while your driving? In the trunk? That order of operations is silly. I park, then go to the trunk, then go back in the car, then install the visor? And repeat in the opposite order when you're trying to drive away?Ultimately, I had to return this screen for a more compact one.

Tesla, and car designers generally, ought to come up with a way to store a sunshield easily and conveniently.This one is great, but the windshield is so large that it’s a little bulky when not in use.

It really fits the window, but the size is just too big, so the middle weighs down, this is not a product flaw, more of the Tesla windshield being so big. As another reviewer said, the velcro will catch your cloth paneling, just remove it, and stick it in the middle on the shiny side, I did this, and it was easy and can still roll up.Now, because it's so big, my complaint is that the heat from the sun warms it up intensely. And it's not fun to roll up. Keep that in mind.

I have a 2020 Model 3 and it fits great. Good quality. A bit bulky to put away, but much better than trying to figure out the ones that loop into a circle and go into a bag

I am very happy with this. The 4 stars is only a concession to my wife’s opinion that it is too big and cumbersome to use. Adult son seems to agree with her on cumbersome but concedes the performance is excellent and one is unlikely to find anything that fits the Model 3 windshield so well, does as good a job, and is any more convenient.To me, the only inconvenience is having to keep it in the back seat. When passengers are in the rear seats I put it in the trunk. No big deal!I find I’m able to park in the glaring sun and not return to an absolutely stifling car. Add to that the M3’s ability to remotely turn on climate control and I return to a very pleasant car climate with almost no battery range impact.That makes rolling it up and putting it in the back seat completely trivial.

Fits my 2018 Tesla Model 3 perfectly.Worth mentioning that this is a very well made product that has proper stiching on the outer border and soft material on the edges.Note that the latter part is very important, since the overall sunshade is not very soft, the main material is pretty thick, although looking closely it doesn't seem to leave any scratches.One thing to note is that it is pretty big, so it won't fit in frunk or hidden compartment in your trunk (see photos attached).However I found a good solution for that, I basically put it behind my organizer that has velcro underneath, hence it doesn't move.If you are like me, then you probably do not like your items to be floating around in the trunk, hence I think this is important to consider.Overall, considering the quality of the product as well as how perfectly it fits the car I highly recommend it, unless you are not comfortable with it's size and want something that can be hidden in frunk or hidden compartment in your trunk.

I've purchased Heatshield sunshades for all 5 of my recent cars in the past 22 years. They've all fit nicely and kept the heat out to make a very noticeable difference out here in sunny California, especially during the summers. The one I had the longest lasted me until the 15 year mark before it deteriorated so much that it wouldn't stand tall against the windshield anymore (it probably would have lasted longer if I didn't have my kids step on it left and right for the past 7 years). I expect this one to last just as long. Word of warning, the Model 3 front windshield is by far the largest front windshield I've had on a car so it is a little more unwieldy than previous models I've bought, but for the sake of keeping heat out, it's worth it. The only remote complaint I have is that it's a little pricey, but since it works so well, I can gloss over it.