• Complete 8 or 10 Piece Rear Control Arm Kit • Fits Model S Rear Wheel Drive Only 2012 to Jan 2021 • Free Shipping to Continental US • Available for international delivery.
Description
EVANNEX's high quality control arms for Tesla Model S address symptoms present in cars with high mileage: worn bushings that result in any number of issues, such as clunking or knocking, sloppy handling or wandering,
Experiencing suspension issues? Don't worry - it doesn't mean your car is falling apart or that you've purchased a lemon. Tesla models, as with many electric vehicles, are inherently reliable thanks in no small part to having far fewer points of failure versus a gas-powered car from other manufacturers. Despite being more reliable, there are still points of wear and eventual failure present in your car, including wipers, brakes, tires - and suspension.
Following control arm, bushing, or ball joint replacement, having an alignment performed is recommended to ensure your vehicle will track and handle properly, efficiently, safely, and without excess tire wear.
8 Piece Kit Contents:
Rear Lower Control Arm Assembly Qty (2)
Rear Toe Link Assembly Qty (2)
Rear Upper Link Arm Qty (2)
Rear Integral Link Qty (2)
10 Piece Kit Contents:
Rear Lower Control Arm Assembly Qty (2)
Rear Toe Link Assembly Qty (2)
Rear Upper Link Arm Qty (2)
Rear Integral Link Qty (2)
Rear Sway Bar Link Qty (2)
Video
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FAQs
What Tesla Model S vehicles does this rear control arm kit fit? This kit is designed specifically for Tesla Model S Rear-Wheel Drive vehicles from 2012 through January 2021.
Which should I choose: the 8-piece or 10-piece kit? Choose the 8-piece kit if you need the rear lower control arms, toe links, upper link arms, and integral links. Choose the 10-piece kit if you also want to replace the two rear sway bar links.
How do I know if my Tesla Model S needs new control arms? Common signs of worn control arms or bushings can include clunking or knocking noises, sloppy steering or handling, wandering, and other suspension-related symptoms. If you're experiencing these issues, have the suspension inspected by a qualified technician.
Can worn control arms affect handling? Yes. Worn bushings and control-arm components can contribute to loose or imprecise handling, wandering, and suspension noise. Replacing worn components can help restore proper suspension performance.
Should I get a wheel alignment after replacing the control arms? Yes. An alignment is recommended after control arm, bushing, or ball joint replacement. Proper alignment helps the vehicle track and handle correctly and can help prevent excessive tire wear.
Lifetime Replacement Eligible
