Complaint 2036443

2015 TESLA MODEL S • SUSPENSION • incident Oct 29, 2024

Crash
No
Fire
No
Injuries
0
Deaths
0
Complaint ID
2036443
Make
TESLA
Model
MODEL S
Model Year
2015
Component
SUSPENSION
Incident Date
Oct 29, 2024
Date Received
Oct 29, 2024
Data As Of
Jul 1, 2026

Complaint Summary

SUSPENSION

Owner Narrative

Failure part was drivers side front wheel "Fore Link Assembly" which broke at the wheel connection on our driveway while turning left in reverse. I heard a loud thunk but hadn't run over anything and nothing irregular outside so I continued but now I could hear something scrapping. Turns out it was the front tire now rubbing the wheel well liner when turning left. pulled the tire off and you could easily see where the fore link fractured. Fortunately this part didn't fail on the road as the outcome might have been bad considering the possible loss of control. Our car, 1985 purchased new with 68,450 miles was towed via required flatbed to a Tesla Service Center and repaired. I have all replaced parts including the fractured section that fell on our driveway. Outside of the repair personnel and myself no one has looked at the part but you can clearly see what used to be a circular opening was elongated and ,about a 90 degree section, missing.

Owner-submitted narrative on file with NHTSA. Complaint narratives are self-reported and have not been verified.

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