Tesla Camber Arm Common Problems

jyang554
Feb 22
2 min read

Tesla Suspension Repair for Camber Alignment

The camber arms in your Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X, and Model Y play a crucial role in maintaining proper wheel alignment, handling stability, and tire longevity. When camber arms become misaligned or worn out, it can lead to uneven tire wear, poor traction, and unstable steering, affecting both performance and safety.

At DREV Repair, we specialize in diagnosing and repairing Tesla camber arm issues, ensuring your vehicle maintains optimal suspension geometry and handling.

Symptoms of Tesla Camber Arm Problems:

Uneven Tire Wear
Excessive wear on the inner or outer edge of the tires indicates camber misalignment.
Poor Handling
The vehicle may feel unstable during cornering or experience reduced traction.
Steering Pulls to One Side
Misaligned camber arms can cause the vehicle to drift or pull in one direction.
Noisy Suspension
Worn-out bushings in the camber arms may cause clunking or squeaking noises during driving.
Loss of Traction
Camber misalignment reduces the tire’s contact with the road, affecting performance in wet or slippery conditions.

Solutions for Tesla Camber Arm Problems:

Inspection and Diagnosis
Regular inspection of the camber arms for signs of damage, wear, or misalignment.
Camber Arm Replacement
Replace damaged or worn camber arms with OEM or adjustable performance options. Adjustable camber arms allow for precise alignment settings.
Wheel Alignment and Suspension Calibration
After replacing camber arms, perform a full wheel alignment to ensure proper geometry and handling.
Upgrade for Performance Suspension
For lowered Teslas or performance builds, install adjustable camber arms to maintain optimal alignment.