EV+ Auto Repair

People in the comments said replacing these Tesla suspension arms was just to get rid of the noise… but take a closer look 👀

This Tesla came in with creaking from the front suspension. When we inspected the suspension arms, we found torn bushings, severe wear, and excessive movement compared to brand-new components.

Creaking, popping, and clunking noises can sometimes be a sign that suspension components need inspection—not just because of comfort, but because suspension condition affects how the vehicle drives.

That’s why we always show our customers the worn parts side by side with new ones so they can make informed decisions.

If your Tesla is making suspension noise, send us a text or email and we’ll inspect it for you.

Call or text us at 818-281-7757 or email us at [email protected] for Free Inspections & Estimates!

Tesla says the drive unit gearbox fluid is a lifetime fluid—but is it really? 👀

We recently changed the gearbox fluid and filter on a Tesla Model 3, and this is exactly why many owners choose to service their drive units as preventative maintenance.

A gearbox fluid service is significantly less expensive than replacing a drive unit once you’re out of warranty. That’s why many Tesla owners choose to replace their gearbox fluid and filter between 50,000 and 100,000 miles.

What do you think? Would you trust a lifetime fluid?

📲 Test or call us at 818-281-7757 for Free Inspections & Estimates