Rear-Seat Accessory Brackets for Trunk Organization
The description presents these brackets for bag and grocery organization near the rear-seat belt area of Model Y 2020–2024. They are accessories, not replacement seat-belt anchors or an upgrade to passenger restraint safety. Tesla prohibits aftermarket convenience items attached to seat belts; do not clamp the webbing or alter restraint-system parts to use them.
- Model Y 2020–2024
- Accessory Brackets
- Trunk Organization
- Not a Belt Anchor
Características principales
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Organization Purpose
The main benefits describe bag and grocery organization in the trunk.
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Accessory Format
These are accessory brackets, not approved seat-belt anchor replacements.
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Listed Model Range
The specification names Model Y 2020–2024 rather than Juniper or Model YL.
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Original Belt Required
Keep the factory belt, anchor, retractor and pretensioner unchanged.
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No Load Rating
No rated cargo-restraint or hook load is established in this description.
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Belt Travel
The accessory must not clamp the webbing or interfere with belt payout, retraction or rear-seat release.
Aspectos destacados
Organization Purpose
The source describes hanging bags and groceries in the trunk. No hook load rating or approved cargo-restraint capacity is supplied, so do not treat the brackets as tie-downs.
Keep Factory Restraints Unchanged
The opening safety-anchor wording does not establish an approved restraint part. Keep original belt anchors, webbing, retractors and pretensioners unchanged.
Leave Belt Travel and Seat Release Clear
Do not clamp the seat-belt webbing or obstruct payout, full retraction, rear-seat release or folding. A one-time function test does not resolve the vehicle accessory restriction.
Compatibilidad
| Modelo | Years / Version | Notas |
|---|---|---|
| Model Y | 2020–2024 | Rear-seat/trunk-side accessory listing; no belt or restraint modification permitted. |
The specification covers original Model Y 2020–2024. The body does not establish Juniper or YL use. A listed location does not authorize attachment to seat-belt webbing or structural anchors.
Especificaciones
| Tipo de producto | Rear-seat area accessory brackets |
|---|---|
| Compatible Models | Model Y 2020–2024 (description range) |
| Position / Location | Rear-seat / trunk-side seat-belt area described |
| Installation Type | Attachment near rear seat-belt area described; belt attachment restrictions apply |
| Peso del envío | 250 g (variant shipping weight) |
| Intended Use | Trunk bag organization in the description; not a restraint anchor |
Instalación
- Do not attach or clamp the brackets to seat-belt webbing or alter the original belt mounting or restraint components.
- Keep belt travel, full retraction and rear-seat release and folding mechanisms unobstructed.
- If a bracket already affects the belt or seat mechanism, stop using it and obtain suitable removal or vehicle-service guidance.
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Precaución
- Tesla prohibits aftermarket convenience accessories attached to seat belts and modifications that interfere with belt operation. Do not clamp these brackets to the webbing or alter belt anchors, retractors or pretensioners.
- These are not restraint anchors or rated cargo tie-downs.
- A brief latch or retraction test does not remove the vehicle accessory restriction.
Preguntas frecuentes
Are these replacement seat-belt anchors?
No approved restraint-anchor function is established. The product benefits describe storage organization, and the original restraint components must remain unchanged.
Can a bracket be clipped onto the belt webbing?
Do not do so. Tesla prohibits aftermarket convenience accessories attached to seat belts and modifications that interfere with belt operation.
Is there a cargo load rating?
No hook or cargo-restraint rating is provided here. The brackets are not load tie-downs or passenger restraints.
Which Model Y range is listed?
Model Y 2020–2024. Does not fit Juniper or Model YL.
Does a normal belt test prove the accessory is permitted?
No. No. A latch or retraction test does not remove the restriction against belt-attached accessories or establish crash-restraint compatibility.




















