Suspension Setting?

[Oldrocky]

Hi,
New owner of used 2018 Model X 100D here. I have been "learning the car" one or two things
at a time. At one point I encountered a setting for the firmness of the suspension. Now I can
not find it in the car menus, the iPhone app, nor the Windows app. Where is it?
Possibly related ... the car did a software update yesterday. Was this featured "dropped"?
On purpose or by accident? I also tried to check to see what level of software I'm running.
I found that info - but it seems to be undated. What am I missing? I was expecting to see
something that tells me something like "this vehicle was updated to version ___ on date ___.

- Jim in Burlington, Wa.

 

[DCGOO]

That feature does not exist on the 2018. You can adjust the height, but that is it.

 

[Oldrocky]

That feature does not exist on the 2018. You can adjust the height, but that is it.

I clearly remember seeing it - maybe it was in something I was reading online somewhere. Shucks - I want to be
able to set my X for "ride like an Escalade"!

 

[Oldrocky]

I clearly remember seeing it - maybe it was in something I was reading online somewhere. Shucks - I want to be
able to set my X for "ride like an Escalade"!

In thinking back - I probably saw this on the 2021 Model X we test drove in Lynnwood
the day we bought the 2018. - Jim

 

[mxnym]

There is a firmness setting for the steering, is it possible that is what you were looking at? It has Comfort, Standard, and Sport, which sound like they could be suspension settings.

 

[Ultra pigeon]

When I first got my MX 2017 I hated how stiff, heavy, and craptastic the ride was. Road noise from tires were unbearable.
Deflate the tires to 39 PSI.. I know it sounds useless but the difference is night and day.

 

[Oldrocky]

When I first got my MX 2017 I hated how stiff, heavy, and craptastic the ride was. Road noise from tires were unbearable.
Deflate the tires to 39 PSI.. I know it sounds useless but the difference is night and day.

Yes, I'm hoping that when I replace tires I can find some that are quieter - this 2018 MX does not ride
nor sound like a "luxury SUV" (to me). I even suspect that if it had the ability to soften up the ride it
might even reduce the road noise (primarily tires). I like how it corners and handles - but when I'm
simply grinding out highway miles or doing local stuff I'd like it to be cushy. The new one I test
drove the day I bought this 2018 was -very- different when you told it to "ride smooth". A fairly
considerable percentage of the road noise is related to the "thumps" when you go over any
little irregularity in the road surface.
- Jim