Petition · Address suspension issues in Tesla Model Y Juniper

I just had my upper count mounts replaced cu I’d hear a clunk over relatively small bumps. I made a post about it somewhere here that includes the part number. I was told I got the “new” style. This was about 2-3 weeks ago.

Is this specific to any trims? Does it exclude the performance?

😂😂 You would have lit a pre-2023 MYP on fire if you think the Juniper suspensions bad.

This. Kids are losing tooth fillings on local roads.

Still bothers me like crazy -‘22 owner Wish I wasn’t so amazed by the acceleration during the test drive so I would’ve noticed it

Isnt the rattling sound from the steering column?

Guess except of the standard one. It has normal suspension and no adaptive or what it’s called.

There’s ways to upgrade it. Tein coilovers or shocks, aftermarket springs, Juniper suspension.

Do the new mounts affect the performance (or feel) of the suspension?

The Tesla sub is hilarious. People: Tesla vs BMW vs Audi, what do I take? Tesla sub: always Tesla best cars ever. Also this sub: suspension issues, software issues, no double click autopilot/auto steer/ etc etc..

Amen. 😂

No. Just removed the clunk sound

Yeah, it’s ridiculous. Or the good old “good luck spending 5 minutes a week at a gas station” lol

Hahahaha I am on 23 MY LR and am afraid to try a Juniper

It’s coming from everywhere!

Joke post?

Did my whole suspension with tein stuff. Worth every penny

Yep! Had it on past Honda’s before and it’s always great. Right now I’m on Eibach springs and Tein shocks. Ride is better than OEM. Coming from lowered cars, OEM never bothered me much. 😂

What's the cause?

I have a Y performance, driven almost 3k miles and have had no issues with suspension

I got mine in April and no issues.

Crap, just ordered juniper launch edition spring and struts for my 21.. Hopefully its something else that needed to he looked at.

It is almost as if they aren't just the same person.

I have a Launch Edition and I’ve had no problems. What is the symptom exactly?