Hey posters! I came across this thread and was hoping I could get some feedback. My 21k mile 2019 MX Raven seems to be riding low on the back wheels. I keep the suspension in low at all times (in auto mode), and ive been noticing that when looking at the car from the outside, the front is visually higher than the rear. Ive been paying attention to refresh models and they seem to have even gaps in the wheel arches.
Also, when going over speed bumps the rear will often hit the bump stops. I asked service about this around a year ago (when I was still under warranty), and they said it was normal.
Does it sound normal? The suspension info will often show the rear sitting lower than the front, but if I raise up to medium and back to low, the measurement is even all around. I don't think its the air springs or compressor.
Id rather not spend $ and time on a service appointment if it's not going to change anything. After raising to normal and back to low, the suspension says its -0.79in at all 4 corners, but from the outside the front has larger gap in the wheel well by 1-2" (visual measurement).
I figured that if the calibration is off, the car might still show an even height at all 4 corners even if the ride hight is actually uneven
Any feedback is much appreciated!
Edit: I also see that calibration is supposed to be done before an alignment. Does everyone really get their cars aligned at Tesla (since 99% of other shops wont have the "toolbox")? Ive been going to Firestone since they have lifetime alignment for half the price of a singe Tesla alignment