Tesla Model S Standard Suspension Lowering Springs by H&R

[cookie99]

Anyone checked these out? It seems H&R now has a lowering spring set for the AWD model S. Previously it seemed that the only option was Tsportline which had lowering springs for the non-D models.

wanted to hear if anyone else have bought them. They say its about a 1.2" drop, which is probably about what I was looking for...

H&R Lowering Springs Tesla Model S AWD [Sport] (2012-2019) 28672-1

 

[cookie99]

bump. nobody has tried these? I'm installing these myself today.

 

[colindo1990]

I just installed some Hr sports springs on my P90D

initial height 29.25 inches in the rears, now 28.25 inches
initial height 29.25 inches in the fronts, now 28 inches

will post some pictures soon !!!

 

[cookie99]

I just installed some Hr sports springs on my P90D

initial height 29.25 inches in the rears, now 28.25 inches
initial height 29.25 inches in the fronts, now 28 inches

will post some pictures soon !!!

thanks for that. please do. I just finished the rears today, i think i went from 29" down to "28.5"? but I havent driven the car yet so they probably havent settled. Going to finish the fronts tomorrow, then i'm going to add pictures too!

 

[kWh Guzzler]

I'm thinking about getting these springs-- can you guys post some pics? Thanks!

 

[colindo1990]

I have the HR sport springs on my model S

 

[FlatSix911]

Well done!

 

[kWh Guzzler]

Damn...that is gangster as F*CK!!! Are those 22's? Those have got to rub though, right?

 

[kWh Guzzler]

Does anyone have pics of grey turbines with these H&R springs?

 

[colindo1990]

22's

255/30/22
305/25/22

no rubbing in the rears
slight rub in fronts on U turns
gonna downsize to 245/30/22 in fronts

 

[VelociRabbitt]

thanks for that. please do. I just finished the rears today, i think i went from 29" down to "28.5"? but I havent driven the car yet so they probably havent settled. Going to finish the fronts tomorrow, then i'm going to add pictures too!

How do you feel about these? Does it affect the ride much? I'm on stock 19s and the wheel gap is actually killing me...lol

 

[meomyo]

why????? wouldnt bumps be more noticeable?

 

[colindo1990]

rides a little bumpier, steering is more responsive

 

[Bamzam]

Any more updates since the install? Hows the ride comfort after a few months?

 

[cookie99]

Any more updates since the install? Hows the ride comfort after a few months?

yea, the update is the car is now gone and I have a 2018 with air suspensions

 

[Bamzam]

Lol congrats on the new car. Anyone else with experience with these springs? I've been going back and forth on them

 

[Mwy23]

Lol congrats on the new car. Anyone else with experience with these springs? I've been going back and forth on them

Are there any other alternatives to consider besides H&R?

 

[Bamzam]

I have not seen any other ones for the dual motor non air suspension model

 

[FL Electric]

I have the HR sport springs on my model S


View attachment 444128

Very nice drop! So this is the look I was going for except the Rep at where I purchased the H&R springs insisted that these springs would also be compatible with a rear-wheel-drive Model S. Turns out, he was dead wrong (FAIL - See image below), these springs are great but ONLY compatible with the AWD Model S. Now I have to remove these and figure out how to get a spring that works with a non AWD version. Any suggestions...?

 

[FL Electric]

Anyone checked these out? It seems H&R now has a lowering spring set for the AWD model S. Previously it seemed that the only option was Tsportline which had lowering springs for the non-D models.

wanted to hear if anyone else have bought them. They say its about a 1.2" drop, which is probably about what I was looking for...

H&R Lowering Springs Tesla Model S AWD [Sport] (2012-2019) 28672-1

I am looking for a set of lowering springs for a non D model S. Have you heard of a company that makes these? Thanks!