A recent client brought in her 2021 Tesla Model Y to Speed Projects Laboratory with concerns about squeaky brakes. The vehicle had 109,777 KM on the odometer, and while brake noise is common on Teslas, especially due to regenerative braking systems, a proper inspection is always critical before assuming pads or rotors require replacement. Here’s […]
Tesla paint is notoriously thin. If you’ve owned one for more than a year and driven any BC highways, you’ve probably already noticed chips on the hood or front bumper — it’s one of the most common complaints in the Tesla owner community, and it’s not exaggerated. Paint protection film in Vancouver is the solution, […]
Tesla Model 3 & Model Y Control Arm Replacement in Vancouver Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles are popular throughout Vancouver and the Lower Mainland thanks to their performance, efficiency, and modern design. However, one mechanical issue we frequently see at Speed Projects Laboratory is premature upper and lower control arm failure—especially on vehicles […]
Tesla Model 3 and Model Y owners across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland love their vehicles for efficiency, performance, and clean design. But there’s one factory component that consistently falls short in real-world Canadian driving conditions: the original Tesla skid plates. At Speed Projects Laboratory, we regularly service and upgrade Teslas from Vancouver, Richmond, Burnaby, […]
