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Ready for Everyday Routines

From grocery runs and school pickups to pet trips and weekend travel, the EVBASE Rear Bumper Guard suits the way you use your Model Y L every day. Its easy-clean surface makes dirt, dust, and spills simple to wipe away, helping you spend less time cleaning after busy days. A practical addition for drivers who frequently use the cargo area.

FAQ

Q1: Will this interfere with my power liftgate?

A1: No. The trunk sill guard maintains proper clearance, allowing the liftgate to open, close, and latch normally.

Q2: Will it move when I slide heavy items into the trunk?

A2: The embedded installation keeps the guard securely in place during normal loading and unloading, including when moving luggage, groceries, or sports equipment.

Q3: Can it cover scratches that are already there?

A3: Yes. The rear bumper guard covers the rear trunk sill and can help conceal existing scratches, scuffs, and worn areas.

Q4: Do I need tools or adhesive to install it?

A4: No. Simply align the guard with the trunk sill and insert the edge into the groove. No drilling, clips, or adhesive are required.

Q5: Does the TPE material have a strong smell?

A5: No. The guard is made from odorless TPE material, making it suitable for use inside the cargo area.

Q6: Will installation damage the factory trim?

A6: No adhesive or screws are used, so installation does not require permanent changes to the factory trunk trim.

Q7: Is it useful if I only carry everyday items?

A7: Yes. It is especially helpful for frequently loading groceries, packages, strollers, pet supplies, luggage, and other daily cargo.

Design. Develop.

At EVBASE, we design with innovation and practicality in mind. Our goal is to create smart, stylish, and functional solutions that make life easier for EV owners. Every product is built to enhance your driving experience while staying true to what matters—quality, innovation, and real-world usability.