Recent content by evanklein2007@

Such garbage. There are no potholes in AZ and the car was never 'abused' - it's a defect in the manufacturing process and they know it.

That's my submission. I have tweeted at Elon twice now. I am awaiting a call from the person who runs the service shop who fixed my car. I am not going away quietly. It's total BS that Tesla has not addressed this situation.

WOW! This guy is spot on correct. He has clearly identified the problem that does exist and I experienced with my Model S. It's downright criminal that Tesla hasn't done something about the defects in their suspension parts. They won't even acknowledge that there's a problem. I think they are...

Everything I've seen online (and there's a lot) refers to the front only, and (strangely?) mostly the front drivers side.

Gotcha. Yes - agreed on all counts. Total BS they haven't recalled. So disappointing. Def clouding my perception of all of Tesla.

I don't know why the person in the video says they didn't need to cover the costs. They absolutely should cover the cost when there's a manufacturing defect. I'm very troubled by the fact that Tesla hasn't done a recall on this very dangerous part failure.

I just filed a complaint with the The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on this very issue. My fore link failed while backing out of my driveway. There was never any impact or pothole that could have caused it. Tesla clearly had a manufacturing problem and these parts are defective...

I just filed a complaint with the The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on this very issue. My fore link failed while backing out of my driveway. There was never any impact or pothole that could have caused it. Tesla clearly had a manufacturing problem and these parts are defective...

I just had my 2016 model S flatbedded to the service shop. Same exact problem as everyone else - broken forelink. This car never had any impact nor ever hit any potholes of meaningful size. The part simply failed at 50,000 miles and now I'm $1,800 poorer thanks to a crummy parts used by Tesla...