I hit a concrete divider both passenger tires went flat and my rear rim is cracked I pull over immediately initially thought I just needed to replace the tires. Next day I got it towed to Dobbs they started to replace the tires and notice liquid in the wheel well. Could this be axle fluid? Air suspension? They stopped replacing tires and said I need to take the car to Tesla. Any ideas of what I could of damaged?
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Wheel damage from concrete divider
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FlatSix911
Porsche 918 Hybrid
ucmndd
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A model S has 3 “liquids”:
Coolant
Brake fluid
Drive unit fluid
I guess 4 if you count windshield washer fluid.
I suppose it could be from the drive unit if you wacked something real good (sounds like you did).
Coolant
Brake fluid
Drive unit fluid
I guess 4 if you count windshield washer fluid.
I suppose it could be from the drive unit if you wacked something real good (sounds like you did).
A model S has 3 “liquids”:
Coolant
Brake fluid
Drive unit fluid
I guess 4 if you count windshield washer fluid.
I suppose it could be from the drive unit if you wacked something real good (sounds like you did).
Not on the local road I was driving it was new dividers they are there to stop speeders but it narrows the road snd it’s low I hit it when I turned into the road
Just dropped it off at Tesla Service Center. They say preliminarily that it is the “knuckle” in that picture and the saying they have to replace power steering system tires and new rims 5k!
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