Tesla Model 3 Road Trip Checklist: Accessories for Long Drives

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Long drives in a Model 3 are quiet and cheap to run, but a few small upgrades make the hours pass easier. This checklist covers the accessories that matter on a road trip, from a phone you can actually see to a cabin that stays quiet and tidy.

JoyInParts foldable tray table — a flat surface for road-trip stops.
JoyInParts foldable tray table — a flat surface for road-trip stops.

Navigation you can glance at

The center screen handles maps, but a phone is still useful for music, calls, and a second app. A magnetic mount for the center display keeps it at eye level without covering the screen, and a console wireless charger pad tops the battery up as you drive so it never dies mid-trip.

Comfort for the driver

Anti-slip aluminum pedal covers give your feet better grip over long stretches, and an anti-slip mat on the charging pad keeps phones and sunglasses from sliding every time you brake. If road noise wears you down, a weatherstrip kit seals the door gaps and cuts wind and tire noise on the highway.

Keep the cabin from turning into a mess

Snacks, cables, and cards pile up fast on a trip. A hidden console storage box keeps valuables out of sight, a cup holder insert stops smaller cups from tipping, and at rest stops a console tray turns the car into a place to eat without crumbs everywhere.

Traveling with kids

A back seat activity tray gives kids a stable surface for snacks, tablets, and toys, which buys you quiet miles.

Quick pre-trip checklist

  • Phone mounted and charging
  • Pedal grip and anti-slip mat in place
  • Snacks and valuables in covered storage
  • Cabin sealed for a quieter ride
  • Charging stops added to the nav

Frequently asked questions

Does a phone mount block the Model 3 screen? A center-display mount clips to the edge and sits beside the screen, so it does not cover the map or controls.

Are pedal covers safe to add? Anti-slip covers fit over the stock pedals and improve grip. Seat them fully so nothing shifts underfoot.

Do weatherstrips really cut noise? They seal the small gaps around the doors, which reduces wind and tire noise most on the highway. It is a small change you notice most on long drives.

Pack the cabin right and a Model 3 road trip stays quiet, tidy, and easy on your legs. See the full range of Tesla driving accessories to get set up.