High-Quality OEM Replacement Front Lower Control Arm

This front lower control arm assembly is compatible with the Tesla Model 3 (2017–2025) across all Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) variants, including:

• Base
• Standard Plus
• Long Range
• Performance
• Mayor

The compatibility chart is provided as a general reference. To confirm 100% fitment, please match the OE Part Numbers listed in our specifications with those on your original component, or contact us with your vehicle's VIN before purchasing.

Electric vehicles like the Tesla Model 3 place unique demands on suspension components that differ from traditional combustion-engine vehicles:

• Increased Kerb Weight: EV battery packs significantly increase overall vehicle weight, placing greater load on suspension components
• Instant Torque Delivery: EVs deliver maximum torque instantly, creating higher stress on suspension geometry during acceleration
• Tyre Longevity: Maintaining precise suspension geometry is critical for managing the accelerated tyre wear common in EVs
• Regenerative Braking Forces: Frequent and strong regenerative braking cycles add cyclical stress to lower control arm bushings and joints

This control arm is engineered specifically to handle these EV-specific demands while maintaining factory suspension geometry.

This listing includes:

• 1x Front Lower Control Arm Assembly — precision-engineered for Tesla Model 3 (2017–2025)

Please note: installation instructions are not included. This is a single-arm assembly. If you require both sides, please check our store for the corresponding arm for the opposite side.

Professional installation by a qualified technician is strongly recommended — particularly for EV suspension work. The Tesla Model 3 suspension system requires:

• Specialist tools and EV-safe lifting equipment
• Correct torque specifications to maintain safe suspension geometry
• A four-wheel alignment immediately following installation
• Knowledge of Tesla-specific suspension geometry and safety systems

Improper installation can compromise vehicle safety, accelerate tyre wear, and adversely affect the performance of Tesla's Autopilot and traction control systems. Note: Installation instructions are not included, and professional installation is required to activate the 10-Year Extended Warranty.

Yes — a professional four-wheel alignment is essential after replacing a front lower control arm on the Tesla Model 3. Suspension component replacement directly affects alignment angles including camber, caster, and toe.

For EV owners, correct alignment is especially important because:

• Misalignment accelerates tyre wear significantly on EVs due to their increased weight
• Incorrect geometry can interfere with Tesla's regenerative braking efficiency
• Proper alignment ensures Autopilot and lane-assist systems operate correctly

Your technician should perform the alignment immediately after installation as part of the service.

Common signs of a worn or failing front lower control arm on a Tesla Model 3 include:

• Clunking, knocking, or rattling sounds from the front suspension — especially over bumps or during acceleration
• Vibration felt through the steering wheel or floor at speed
• Rapid, uneven, or inner-edge tyre wear on the front axle
• Vehicle pulling or drifting to one side while driving or during regenerative braking
• Vague, imprecise, or loose steering feel
• Repeated inability to hold a wheel alignment
• Visible bushing cracking, tearing, or physical damage to the arm

Given the Tesla Model 3's increased kerb weight from the battery pack, worn control arms can deteriorate faster than on comparable ICE vehicles. Have your suspension inspected promptly if you notice any of these symptoms.

We offer two warranty levels:

• 10-Year Extended Warranty: Activated when the product is installed by a fully qualified professional. You must submit a copy of your garage fitment invoice within 30 days of installation to activate this coverage.
• 1-Year Standard Warranty: Applies by default if no garage invoice is submitted within 30 days of purchase.

All warranty coverage applies to the product only and excludes labour costs, installation charges, or any additional expenses incurred.

This is a high-quality aftermarket replacement part engineered to meet or exceed Tesla's OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) specifications. It is 100% brand new and designed as a direct replacement for the factory front lower control arm on the Tesla Model 3.

It provides the same fit, function, and suspension geometry as the original Tesla component, with EV-optimized construction to handle the performance characteristics unique to Battery Electric Vehicles — at a more competitive price point than a Tesla genuine part.

To confirm 100% compatibility before purchasing, follow these steps:

• Check Model & Year: Confirm your vehicle is a Tesla Model 3 between 2017 and 2025
• Confirm Drivetrain: Verify your vehicle is a Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV) — this part is for EV models only
• Match OE Part Numbers: Compare the OE Part Numbers in our specifications against those printed on your original control arm
• Send Us Your VIN: Share your Vehicle Identification Number and our team will confirm exact fitment before you order

The compatibility chart is for general reference only. Matching the OE part number on your original component is the most reliable method to confirm fitment.

Yes — this front lower control arm assembly is compatible with all Tesla Model 3 trim levels from 2017 to 2025, including:

• Base
• Standard Plus
• Long Range (Single Motor and Dual Motor AWD)
• Performance
• Mayor

However, we always recommend verifying fitment by matching the OE Part Number on your original component or providing your VIN before purchasing, as minor production variations can occasionally affect part compatibility across the model year range.

Control arm lifespan on the Tesla Model 3 can vary more than on traditional combustion vehicles due to the EV's unique characteristics. Under normal driving conditions, quality control arms can last between 80,000 and 150,000 miles — however, the Tesla Model 3's increased kerb weight, instant torque delivery, and regenerative braking cycles can place greater stress on suspension components over time.

Factors that may shorten control arm lifespan on a Tesla include:

• Frequent use of full-power acceleration (Performance mode)
• Aggressive regenerative braking settings
• Poor road conditions or extended low-speed urban driving
• Delayed wheel alignment maintenance

Regular suspension inspections are recommended to catch wear early and prevent secondary damage to tyres and other suspension components.