As the leader in aftermarket upgraded Tesla wheels, we are pleased to offer this upgraded 'dust and rust free' brake rotor and pad replacement setup.   These easy DIY bolt-on replacement brake components will keep your wheels looking fresh and clean!  Factory Tesla Model 3 / Y rotors are prone to rust and factory Tesla Model 3 / Y brake pads cause the dreaded 'brake dust' that looks nasty on wheels.   The included Tesla Model 3 / Y rotors are fully Geomet coated for maximum protection against rust and corrosion.   The included Tesla Model 3 / Y brake pads are ceramic 'low-dust' formula Z17 pads which also feature a dual-layer rubberized shim backing to better insulate against noise and squeals, a simple bolt-on upgrade versus stock pads. 

T Sportline teamed up with the brake experts at PowerStop to bring this braking solution to market.  Powerstop is known for bringing quality brakes to every vehicle on the road. Because when we can all stop better, the roads are a safer place!

Fitments:

• 2020-2024 Tesla Model Y (does not fit 2025+ Juniper)
  • Long Range / Standard Range
  • Performance Model

• 2017-2023 Tesla Model 3 (does not fit 2024+ Highland)
  • Long Range / Standard Range / Standard Plus / Base 
    
    • Note: No Model 3 "Performance" Model offering

Offered in complete front / rear sets, or just front or just rears

Specifications:

• Rust-free and dust-free 
• Pads: Z17 Ceramic 'Low-Dust' Formula 
• Pads: Dual-Layer Rubberized Ships for maximum noise insulation 
• Rotors: Fully Geomet 360 coated for maximum rust and corrosion protection
• Rotor design: Axial vented
• Model Y Diameter: Front 14in/355mm : Rear 13.2in/335.3mm (Stock replacement)
• Model 3 Diameter: Front 12.6in/320.3mm : Rear 13.2in/335.3mm (Stock replacement)
• Hardware: Premium stainess steel 
• Install: Includes hi-temp brake bracket lubricant
• Warranty: 24 mo / 24,000 miles

Installation - Stock Replacement DIY or Professional

After installation break-in procedure:

1 - After installation, perform 30 decelerations from 30 mph to 5 mph with 30 seconds in between each deceleration for cooling. You should expect to smell some resin as the brakes get hot.

2 - If you're forced to stop, complete the stop and either shift the vehicle into park or give room in front so you can allow the vehicle to roll slightly while waiting for the traffic light. The rotors will be very hot and holding down the brake pedal will force the brake pad to contact the rotor and possibly create an imprint on the rotor. This imprint may contribute to the creation of brake shudder.

3 - Once this is completed and the brakes have cooled to standard operating temperature, you may use the brakes normally. Never cool your brakes with water, as this can damage them.