Uneven Tire Wear on Tesla Model S/X? Causes & Solutions Explained

[@ianbladuell2694]

Forget about these ultra expensive parts, there are some reasonably priced shims that you can use and still do the same work for 1/10 the price of this

[@zevcentric]

Not on the first generation S and X. That's only on the P2 platform. We have those shims also but you gotta have the right year of S and X. zevcentric.com/collections/special-deals-for-locals/products/camber-shims-2021-tesla-model-s-x-installed-and-aligned?variant=45632446759157

[@dyhppyx]

And back to the model 3. Can you install long range non adjustable suspension from the highland on to the older cars and how do you think it would ride? Thnx

[@zevcentric]

Yes, you can do that and we have done it before. It is comfortable but will suffer in the handling department.

[@ChosenMJ]

Just to confirm, minus the arm fatigue the camber and toe issues do not affect the cars with 19 inch wheels, correct?

[@zevcentric]

The issue remains but since you can rotate them it’s much less noticeable.

[@v1n3ger43]

Does it void warranty

[@zevcentric]

Not that I'm aware of. I know that Tesla won't do alignments of these arms though.

[@진진-h9c]

2020 raven modelx can get that part??

[@zevcentric]

@@진진-h9c it will be the n2itive rear camber arm. Link is in the description.

[@dyhppyx]

Do you know why Tesla made the car with this clear deficiency

[@zevcentric]

On the S and X having air suspension doesn’t help. Not many manufacturers have factory rear camber adjustment. Lots of torque and a heavy vehicle dont help.

[@DMIIMD]

This problem is the Achilles heal of Tesla. They should be class action sued for this.

[@진진-h9c]

hi i wanna know that parts can change bushing??