DopeGhoti
Active Member
Adding or modifying equipment to car will not void the warranty, unless that modification or addition can be shown to have caused the damage that you are attempting to claim is a warranty problem, per US Federal law. But, if you modify the suspension, it is possible that Tesla might be able to claim that that change may have caused a seemingly unrelated problem, so modify at your own risk.
For example, if I install one of the power frunk lift systems, and a few weeks later there's an issue with the 12V electrical system, Tesla may point to that as a possible cause to void warranty coverage of that component of the car. But if I swap out the suspension and later find a stress fracture in the moonroof, that would be a less clearcut case for them to make.
For example, if I install one of the power frunk lift systems, and a few weeks later there's an issue with the 12V electrical system, Tesla may point to that as a possible cause to void warranty coverage of that component of the car. But if I swap out the suspension and later find a stress fracture in the moonroof, that would be a less clearcut case for them to make.