For most people, the Tesla Model S was the first mass-produced electric vehicle to be seen on roads across the globe. Since then, the US carmaker has grown to become the global leader in the vehicle electrification arms race.
The Model S/X, however, run on suspension layouts that we would recognize from well-known and much-loved European brands but weigh in at 30% heavier than a similarly sized 5-Series saloon.
With headline acceleration figures, portly kerb weight and bushes made from natural rubber, it is no wonder the wear rate of bushes and ball joints can catch owners by surprise, giving way to knocks, clunks and accelerated tyre wear.
We have applied what has been learned from years of manufacturing to provide a reliable and durable bolt-on replacement solution, with polyurethane bushes pre-installed in quality Chassis Technology Europe (CTE) supplied wishbones.
PFF75K-501 Front Lower Fore Link Inc Bush Kit uses our strongest and most durable Black 95A durometer material combined with zinc-plated outer shells to increase stiffness over the OE factory bushes by 200% for improved braking stability.
PFF75K-502 Front Lower Aft Link Inc Bush Kit uses our Black 95A material combined with zinc-plated outer shells increasing bush stiffness by over 100% to sharpen steering precision and response.
PFF75K-504 Front Upper Control Arm Inc Bush Kit is a pressed steel replacement wishbone pre-fitted with zinc-plated outer shells and Black 95A bushes for ultimate chassis control, performance and durability.
PFF75K-504G Front Upper Control Arm Inc Bush Kit Camber Adjustable features the same spec bushes as above and comes supplied with CNC-machined offset sleeves and an adjusting spanner for on-car camber adjustment of up to +/- 0.5 degrees.
Don’t forget, all of our parts come with the added peace of mind of our unrivalled Lifetime Warranty.
Model 3/Y coming in the next 2-3 weeks!
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