Over the last couple years, I think I’ve added almost every performance oriented upgrade in the MPP catalog to my Model 3 Performance. After each upgrade, I noticed improvements in grip, lap time and overall feel of the car on track. All this came with little compromise in daily driving. Every time I go out on track, I have gained confidence in the car and hope to one day make this a full-time track machine! MPP has high quality parts along with incredible technical support and service. Their thorough knowledge of the Model 3 helps create an upgrade path for those interested in gains on track or just improving a daily driver.

I bought the Comfort Adjustable coilover suspension for my Tesla Model Y.  I am absolutely impressed with the ride, quality, and customer service.  The car sits 1 3/4 inches lower, looks awesome, and rides BETTER than the stock suspension.  If I’d raise it a little more, it would ride even beterrrr, but I like the lower look.  If I were to buy a new Tesla, I would ABSOLUTELY 100 percent buy the luxury coilovers again.  Thank you Mountain Pass Performance!!

The shop that did the work was really impressed with the quality of the camber arms as well. If any of your customers ask for a shop recommendation in the Seattle area, I had my work done at Tru-line in Bellevue, WA. They were super informative and did a great job. Highly recommended.

Thanks again. Looking forward to continuing following your team and reading about the other great products you will offer in the future!

I’m not going to lie, replacing the other competitors’ lowering springs with MPP’s coilovers was a tough decision – the MPP’s are a premium product. But I figured if I’m going to keep the car, why not invest in the best product? Honestly, the determining factor for me was that MPP partnered with KW Suspensions – I think most people would agree, that KW Suspensions makes THE BEST coilovers.

I purchased the MPP RWD Model 3 Sport Coilovers. I was also torn about getting the Sport vs the Comfort coilovers at first since honestly, I’m a dad with 2 young kids. I didn’t want a rough ride with 2 young kids (and a discerning wife!). I chose the MPP Sport Coilovers as I just thought they are a better quality product. The ride is firm, but also soft. It’s kind of a weird explanation, but I’ll say that they’re so much softer than my other lowering springs, but they’re definitely firmer than a MS. I would say maybe comparable to a BMW M3… although it’s been a few years since I’ve ridden in a BMW M3. Just to note, I had a MS as a loaner for a few days from Tesla, I just felt there was way too much body roll and it felt like I was driving a boat (even though it’s a super nice car).

I had the MPP Sport Coilovers installed at MPP’s recommended dampening and ride height, I’ll say I LOVE the way my M3 looks, handles, and rides. It’s aggressive, but not “slammed”. It’s firm, but also soft. I don’t really push the car that hard since I’m mainly driving the kids around town, but I’ve had quite a few head turns and thumbs up on the road.

Rear camber arms were a breeze to install and took out some rear camber in the rear with the wider  tires that I have. No more premature inner wearing due to camber. Anyone looking to reduce inner tire wear in the rear due to added negative  camber when lowering must need these arms.