Tesla Model S Service & Maintenance

Expert service for Tesla's flagship sedan. From MCU upgrades to air suspension repairs, our specialists handle all Model S needs with precision and care.

Common Model S Issues We Fix

• MCU (touchscreen) eMMC failure and yellow border discoloration
• Door handle presentation mechanism failures
• Air suspension compressor wear and ride height issues
• Drive unit bearing noise and milling sound
• Charging port latch mechanism problems
• High-voltage battery coolant leaks

Recommended Maintenance Schedule

• Every 12 months: Annual inspection and safety check
• Every 12 months: Cabin air filter replacement (HEPA on newer models)
• Every 2 years: Brake fluid test and replacement
• Every 12 months: Air suspension system check
• Every 20,000 km: Tire rotation and alignment
• Every 4 years: Battery coolant service

Tesla Model S Service FAQ

My Model S touchscreen is slow or has a yellow border. What can you do?

These are common MCU issues in older Model S vehicles. The yellow border is caused by UV degradation of the screen adhesive, and slowness is often from eMMC memory wear. We offer MCU1 to MCU2 upgrades starting from €499 which solve both issues.

Can you fix Model S door handles that don't present?

Yes, Model S door handle failures are one of our most common repairs. We repair and replace door handle mechanisms, micro switches, and the presentation motors. Repair per handle: price after inspection.

How much does Model S air suspension repair cost?

Air suspension repairs start from €299 depending on the component. Common issues include compressor replacement, air spring leaks, and ride height sensor failures. We provide a detailed diagnosis before quoting.

Should I upgrade my Model S MCU?

If you have a pre-2018 Model S with MCU1, upgrading to MCU2 provides significantly faster performance, modern browser capabilities, and continued Tesla software update support. We highly recommend it.

How often should I service my Model S?

We recommend annual inspections with cabin air filter replacement, brake fluid every 2 years, and air suspension checks annually. Battery coolant should be checked every 4 years. Model S requires slightly more attention than Model 3/Y due to its complexity.

Can you diagnose Model S drive unit noise?

Yes, we have the diagnostic tools and experience to identify drive unit bearing noise, milling sounds, and other drivetrain issues. We can assess whether the unit needs repair or replacement and provide an accurate quote.

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Specialized expertise for Tesla's flagship sedan. From MCU upgrades to air suspension — we handle it all.