Tesla Cybertruck Mud Flaps: Fitment & Buying Guide

The Cybertruck’s exposed wheel areas can send road spray, mud, sand, and small debris toward the lower body during daily driving. Mud flaps do not make the exterior damage-proof, and they do not replace cleaning or inspection, but they add a physical barrier in the direct path behind each tire. That makes them an easy accessory to evaluate: the fitment, coverage, installation method, and appearance should all be clear before checkout.

This guide stays within the current Shopify product data. It does not assume that every Cybertruck uses the same mounting configuration. Tesstudio now exposes two separate vehicle choices, including a newer Dual Motor AWD 2026.06+ option. The correct selection is the one that matches the vehicle label shown in the live product selector—not a broad “Cybertruck” assumption.

What Cybertruck Mud Flaps Can and Cannot Do

The product is made from ABS and is presented for wet roads, mud, snow, sand, and ordinary debris exposure. Those are use conditions, not a guarantee against paint chips or body damage. A mud flap can help intercept material thrown from a tire, but its result depends on speed, debris size, road surface, installation, and the area of the truck exposed beyond the guard.

Verified Fitment, SKU, Price, and Inventory

Both live variants use the same OEM-style four-piece configuration and the same SKU. The important difference is the vehicle option. Inventory was positive for each variant at the snapshot time, but availability can change after this guide is published.

How to Decide Whether This Set Fits Your Use

Choose by road exposure, not appearance alone

Mud flaps are most relevant when the truck regularly sees rain, snow, wet construction access roads, gravel, sand, or muddy parking areas. They can also make sense for a daily-driven Cybertruck that accumulates road film behind the wheels. If the truck stays mostly on clean, dry pavement, the decision may come down to whether you prefer the added guard shape or the unaltered wheel-area profile.

Expect reduced spray, not zero maintenance

A well-positioned guard can reduce how much material travels straight back from the tire, but some dirt will still reach the body through airflow and side spray. Continue normal washing and inspect the lower panels after rough-weather or gravel-road driving. Clean around the mud flap as well; trapped grit at any contact point can become its own source of wear.

Confirm the complete four-piece use case

The listing is for front and rear coverage, not a single replacement guard. Installing the full set keeps the visual treatment consistent and addresses spray from both axles. Before installation, lay out the pieces by corner and compare each shape with the wheel opening. If a piece appears forced, reversed, or misaligned, stop and recheck the vehicle choice and orientation.

Read the compare-at value correctly

Shopify currently shows a $90 selling price and a $679 compare-at price for both variants. This guide records those live product fields, but it does not claim a percentage discount, campaign deadline, or limited-stock event. The listing does not provide an end date for that price relationship. Recheck the product page at checkout rather than relying on the snapshot indefinitely.

No-Drill Installation Planning

Tesstudio describes this as an original-hole, push-pin installation with no drilling. That is simpler than a universal fit, but “no drill” does not mean “no preparation.” The product Metafield classifies the job as a professional install, so owners who are uncomfortable removing wheel-area fasteners or confirming secure retention should use a qualified installer.

1. Verify the selector first. Confirm Premium AWD 2024+ or Dual Motor AWD 2026.06+ before opening or fitting parts.
2. Work on a parked, stable vehicle. Follow the vehicle’s service and lifting guidance if wheel access requires anything beyond normal steering-angle clearance.
3. Clean the mounting area. Remove mud and grit so the guard sits against a clean surface and existing holes remain visible.
4. Match each piece by corner. Identify front versus rear and left versus right before removing any original fastener.
5. Use the original holes and supplied pins. Do not create new holes to compensate for an apparent mismatch; recheck part orientation and vehicle fitment instead.
6. Inspect after installation. Confirm that every fastener is seated and that no guard contacts the tire through the steering and suspension range visible during a normal check.

The product imagery identifies a no-drill mount using the original wheel-area attachment points.

After-Install Checks and Care

Recheck the guards after the first few drives and after the first rough-weather trip. Look for movement, a loose push pin, rubbing, or trapped debris. Wash both the visible surface and the narrow area where the guard meets the body. If a guard is struck or pulled by packed snow, trail debris, or a parking obstacle, inspect it before continuing to treat it as securely mounted.

ABS is easy to rinse and wipe, but avoid assuming that cosmetic flexibility means the part cannot crack. A damaged guard should be evaluated as a replaceable accessory. The truck’s body and wheel area should also be inspected if an impact was strong enough to displace the mud flap.

Buying Checklist

• Your vehicle matches Cybertruck Premium AWD 2024+ or Cybertruck Dual Motor AWD 2026.06+.
• You want the complete four-piece front-and-rear OEM-style set.
• You understand that the material is ABS and the listed installation uses original holes and push pins.
• You have a clean work area and the confidence—or professional help—to inspect wheel-area fasteners.
• You expect reduced direct spray and debris exposure, not absolute paint protection.
• You checked the current price, compare-at price, and availability at checkout.

For related upgrades, browse the Cybertruck accessories collection, compare more items in Tesstudio’s protection and care collection, or review Cybertruck running boards and side steps as a separate entry-and-exterior upgrade. New fitment guides are organized in the Cybertruck Accessories blog.

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Recommendation

For a Cybertruck that regularly encounters rain, mud, snow, sand, gravel, or ordinary road spray, this Tesstudio four-piece set offers a straightforward combination: exact vehicle options, front and rear coverage, ABS construction, an OEM-style shape, and original-hole installation. The strongest reason to buy is not a dramatic performance claim. It is the simple opportunity to place a fitted, replaceable barrier behind all four wheels. Confirm the exact selector, install without forcing misaligned parts, and keep inspecting and cleaning the guards as part of normal exterior care.