Are there better springs to use as replacements on the model s?

[meomyo]

Just wondering if there are better coil spring options for the s when needing replacement? Like more sport or stiffer or just overall better?Curious.

 

[houstonian]

Bump.

 

[Aggmeister2010]

H&R has an aftermarket kit that offers a little bit of lowering as well, I'd suggest those. Note that the part number is different between AWD and RWD.

That's likely going to be closest to OEM feel, a little stiffer. There are a few Coilover options as well if you want that 'perfect stance,' but those can get very stiff.

 

[CaliSurfer]

H&R has an aftermarket kit that offers a little bit of lowering as well, I'd suggest those. Note that the part number is different between AWD and RWD.

That's likely going to be closest to OEM feel, a little stiffer. There are a few Coilover options as well if you want that 'perfect stance,' but those can get very stiff.

I agree with @agg on this for H&R. I saw their springs on one of the aftermarket Tesla sites and from what they say, the H&R springs lower the car a bit and make the ride smoother. I'll see if I can find where I saw these springs.