Q: Why does an older Model S start to feel loose, clunky, or vague?
The factory front lower arms use soft rubber bushings that wear out in as little as 30,000 to 50,000 miles under the Model S’s weight and power. As they degrade you get steering slop, imprecise response, and knocking or creaking over bumps. At the rear, non-adjustable factory camber and toe arms limit alignment, which often causes heavy inner tire wear, especially on lowered or air-suspension cars.
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