Car parts and drivetrain components for Tesla Model S.
The most common symptoms are vibrations through the car under acceleration or a clicking noise when turning. If you notice an imbalance at higher speeds, it can also point to a damaged drive shaft.
Yes, if the drive shaft itself is straight and undamaged, you can replace just the outer CV joint. This is often a cost-effective solution if the issue was caused by a split CV boot letting in dirt.
No, specifications vary depending on whether the car is rear-wheel drive or Dual Motor (AWD), as well as the model year. Always select your vehicle make, model and engine to find the correct part.
The instant, high torque delivered by electric motors puts significant strain on the drive shafts and constant velocity joints, especially during hard acceleration, leading to faster wear than on conventional vehicles.
Yes, we only supply high-quality components engineered for an exact fit, specifically selected to withstand the demanding loads placed on the Tesla Model S drivetrain.
We dispatch quickly across Europe from our Swedish warehouse so you can get your Tesla Model S back on the road without delay.