Fits 2017–2026 Model 3

MODEL 3 - SUSPENSION

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Eibach Tesla Model 3 Performance Pro Kit Lowering Springs (AWD) Eibach Tesla Model 3 Performance Pro Kit Lowering Springs (AWD)
EibachEibach Tesla Model 3 Performance Pro Kit Lowering Springs (AWD)
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Model 3 Suspension at a glance

Vehicle
2017–2026 Tesla Model 3
Powertrain
Electric; single rear motor or dual motor
Main parts
lowering springs
Brands
Eibach
Fitting & delivery
Fitting at R44 HQ, Wembley · UK & worldwide delivery
Parts listed
1 parts for the Model 3

Tesla Model 3 suspension, coilovers & lowering springs

R44 Performance stocks 1 suspension part for the 2017–2026 Tesla Model 3. Parts include lowering springs, from brands including Eibach.

Lowering springs are the simplest way to lower the car and reduce body roll while keeping the factory dampers. Coilovers replace the springs and dampers together, so you can adjust ride height and usually damping – ideal for fast road and track use. Bushes, arms and anti-roll bars tighten up the chassis and restore precision on higher-mileage cars.

If your Model 3 has adaptive (electronic) dampers, check each product's compatibility before you order. A full four-wheel alignment is essential after any suspension change – we fit suspension and set up alignment at R44 HQ in Wembley.

Written by the R44 Performance team, Wembley, London

Model 3 Suspension FAQs

What suspension parts are available for the Model 3?

R44 Performance lists 1 suspension part for the Tesla Model 3, including lowering springs. Brands include Eibach, and every part is listed for the Model 3 – check each product page for body style and model-year fitment.

Lowering springs or coilovers – which is right for my Model 3?

Lowering springs are an affordable way to lower your car and reduce body roll while keeping the factory dampers. Coilovers replace the springs and dampers together, letting you adjust ride height and usually damping – ideal if you want to fine-tune the car or use it on track.

How much will my Model 3 be lowered?

It depends on the product. Lowering springs give a fixed drop, listed on each product page, while coilovers have an adjustable height range. A lower car needs more care on ramps and speed bumps.

Will lowering springs work with adaptive dampers?

Many lowering springs are designed to work with factory adaptive (electronic) dampers, but not all. Each product page lists compatibility – if your Model 3 has adaptive suspension, check before ordering or ask our team.

Do I need an alignment after fitting suspension?

Yes. Changing ride height alters the suspension geometry, so a full four-wheel alignment is needed after fitting to protect your tyres and keep the handling right.