Spare parts and drivetrain components for Tesla Model S.
The Tesla Model S places unique demands on its drivetrain due to the instantaneous torque produced by electric motors. Power delivery must be both exceptionally efficient and durable to withstand the rapid acceleration that defines this model. As driveline specialists, we understand the importance of every component meeting the highest standards, from circlips to complete shafts. We have gathered the most relevant parts so you can quickly find what you need for your particular Model S. By focusing on technical precision, we ensure our parts maintain your vehicle's original performance and quiet operation.
The drivetrain layout of a Tesla Model S varies depending on whether it is rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive (Dual Motor). All-wheel drive versions use separate motors for the front and rear axles, meaning the car features drive shafts both front and rear. Power transfers directly from the reduction gearbox to the wheels through sturdy drive shafts. For certain configurations, a propeller shaft for Tesla Model S also forms part of the system. This direct power transfer demands components that endure immense stress without generating noises or vibrations, which is vital in a whisper-quiet electric car. Every link in the system is optimised to cope with substantial launch forces.
Despite the high build quality of the Tesla Model S, wear can develop in moving drivetrain components over time. A common symptom of a worn outer CV joint for Tesla Model S is a clicking or knocking sound on full steering lock during acceleration. Vibrations felt through the chassis under hard acceleration can instead point to wear or imbalance in the inner constant velocity joints or the driveshaft itself. It is equally important to inspect the CV boots for grease leaks, as a split boot quickly allows dirt in to ruin the joint, leading to a more complex repair. Resolving these symptoms early prevents consequential damage to the rest of the drivetrain.
Across our range for the Tesla Model S, we see consistent demand for components subjected to heavy wear. Frequently replaced parts include the following categories:
These parts are essential for preserving the vehicle's driving dynamics and road safety. By selecting the correct spare part, you ensure torque reaches the road smoothly without unwanted vibration, safeguarding the driving experience of your electric vehicle.
Select the relevant category for your Tesla Model S:
When troubleshooting driveline issues, it helps to start in the correct section. Comparing parts for the Tesla Model S makes it straightforward to pinpoint whether you need a drive shaft, CV joint or propeller shaft, directing you to the products that match your symptoms and vehicle specification.
Choosing the correct part for a Tesla Model S requires care, as specifications differ between model years and battery setups. The most dependable way to ensure an accurate fit is to select your car's make, model and engine variant in our shop filter. This checks your vehicle against technically verified components, preventing incorrect orders and saving time during installation. We always advise checking whether you require the left or right side, as well as whether the part fits the front or rear axle, since lengths and spline counts frequently vary. Our catalogue is maintained continuously to support the needs of Model S drivers.
CVJoint24 is the international shop of a Swedish driveline specialist, dispatching parts from our central warehouse in Helsingborg, Sweden across the European Union. Unlike general car parts retailers, we offer dedicated driveline expertise and a product range selected specifically for electric vehicles such as the Tesla Model S. With comprehensive category coverage and an emphasis on exact fitment, we supply solutions that are often difficult to source elsewhere. When you buy from us, you benefit from knowledgeable technical support and components built to withstand demanding European roads and winters. We provide dependable EU delivery and clear advice to keep your Tesla Model S running smoothly.
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.