Protecting your Model Y Juniper Premium, Standard, or Performance is a priority for owners, especially with its refreshed front end and aesthetics. While professional shops might quote you north of $5,000, the DIY market has exploded with high-quality, pre-cut kits that bring the cost down significantly.

Here is your guide to the best ways to shield your Juniper at every level and for every trim.

Level 1: The Starter Kits (Interior & High-Traffic)

If you’re just diving into the PPF world, these are great products to start with to get familiar with the material. These are also high-traffic areas, so it’s maximum protection for areas that will for sure get damaged otherwise:

Level 2: Exterior Impact Protection (Maximum Value)

The next level is exterior PPF. You don’t need to spend a fortune. These are high-impact areas where you get maximum protection for specific zones for less:

  • Light Protection PPF: This includes the headlights and taillights. A note here is that these can come in clear or tinted. The tint is the highest VLT possible, giving you that custom look without affecting light transmittance or visibility.
  • Rear Trunk Protection PPF: If you’re consistently getting stuff in and out of the trunk, this protects the paint on the bumper edge where items always seem to drag.
  • Mini Rocker or Full Rocker Protection PPF: The Mini Rocker covers the rear area next to the rear wheel well (where rocks fly up most), and the Full Rocker covers the entire bottom strip from the front tire to the rear tire.

Level 3: The Big Leagues (Front vs. Full Body)

For the highest impact areas, you want the heavy hitters. Doing these yourself is where you see the biggest savings on your bank account.

  • Front Protection PPF: This is the big one. It comes with the hood, fenders, bumper, mirrors, and headlights—the primary targets for highway rock chips.
  • Full Protection PPF: This is the total package. It includes everything in the front kit, plus the rest of the exterior surfaces for complete peace of mind.

Ultimately, the choice boils down to your confidence level. Whichever kit you choose, the effort pays off. Protecting your Juniper yourself is a badge of honor that keeps your Tesla looking brand new while keeping your bank account intact.