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My P+ is also 4 11/16"MY2020 P+ with 20" wheels, and your 5" dimension is 4 & 11\16" on mine,
Ian
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My P+ is also 4 11/16"MY2020 P+ with 20" wheels, and your 5" dimension is 4 & 11\16" on mine,
Ian
In my flat garage, I'm just shy of 5 inches for the following measurement on both sides.
The white car wheel well is further away so that makes it look like there is less wheel gap.
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How about this measurement?
28.75” on front and 28.5” on the rear. I have 13k miles on the tires, so it would have been slightly taller with fresh tires
I measured our Model 3s from the garage floor to center of front fender over wheel like you did in your pic. Tires at 42PSI cold.
I get:
SR+ = 28.5"
M3P+ = 28.0625", I get 28" and 1/16th.
These measurements seem consistent with the less than 1/2 inch difference that they advertise.
So, you may be right about you car not being lowered, in fact you measurement is higher than our SR+ with the 18" aeros. I wonder if you just have the wrong springs installed? I assume they just cut the M3P+ springs a bit.
There might be more to my measurement than meets the eye. I did it shortly after taking my wheel off and I think the suspension was somehow stuck for lack of a better word. I’m going to remeasure tonight when I get home. Also, I’m having the person with the white model three in the picture take some measurements in his garage.
That would make sense. When you removed the wheel you would have to let the suspension settle a little. Take another measurement
r
my friends white p3d is 28” on the nose.
That's pretty much what I get. 28" and 1/16th. I only have 3500 miles on the tires so call them both 28" even.
It definitely seems like you car is not lowered the 1/2 inch it is supposed to be. Maybe drive up to a service center and see if they have another M3P+ around and show a service tech. Maybe they just messed up, maybe they ran out of the shorter springs, who knows.
I'm feeling the same way it looks so tall for a sport suspension . I'll measure my 2020 tomorrow.
I'm feeling the same way it looks so tall for a sport suspension . I'll measure my 2020 tomorrow.
I stopped by the Tesla store today and checked out the Performance model in the showroom and it has the same wheel gap as mine, which does not seem lowered at all.
We gotta check the part numbers on the springs . I'm fairly certain I have the performance spring even though it doesn't look like it based on the large P on the spring itself .I wonder if they stopped lowering them...