07/30/2026
If your Tesla has over 100,000 miles, don’t ignore this...
This customer’s high mileage Tesla Model S/X came in with suspension noise, a failing front CV axle, and worn brakes. After a full inspection, we replaced the front CV axle shaft, front lower control arm, and installed new front and rear brake pads and rotors to get it back on the road safely.
One thing I’ve learned working on Teslas is that preventative maintenance almost always costs less than waiting for parts to completely fail. Addressing these issues early can help avoid larger and more expensive repairs later.
How many miles are on your Tesla? Leave your mileage in the comments. I’ll let you know what maintenance items you should be watching based on your mileage.
If you’re in the Bay Area and need Tesla brake or suspension repairs, visit Riderite.us to request your free quote.