Glass roof and windshield sunshades are among the most-used Tesla cabin upgrades. Here is how we approach install and fitment at OHO Tesla Shops—clear steps, no hype.
Which sunshade do I need—roof or windshield?
A glass roof sunshade covers the panoramic roof glass to cut heat and glare overhead. A windshield sun shade (often an umbrella-style fold) covers the front glass when parked. Many owners use both. Shop Must Haves or the products below.
How do I install a glass roof sunshade?
- Clean the roof glass so edges seat cleanly.
- Identify front vs rear panels if your set is split (common on Model Y).
- Align edges with the glass perimeter; do not force past seals.
- Seat fasteners or edge channels per the product instructions.
- Check for rattles on a short drive and reseat if needed.
Product: Glass Roof Sunshade for Tesla Model 3/Y.
How do I use a windshield sun shade umbrella?
- Park and open a front door for room to unfold.
- Expand the shade behind the steering wheel / dash area as designed.
- Confirm it does not press hard against cameras or the rearview mirror arm.
- Remove before driving; store folded in the frunk or a rear pocket.
Product: Windshield Sun Shade Umbrella for Tesla Model 3/Y.
Any fitment caveats?
Confirm model and year on each product page. Refresh generations (often called Highland for Model 3 and Juniper for Model Y in the market) can change glass shapes—do not assume every listing covers every refresh unless the product page says so. More detail: our Model 3 vs Y fitment map.
Browse Model 3 and Model Y. Questions: info@tesla-shops.com. OHO Tesla Shops / Y Square Inc. is not affiliated with Tesla Motors.