Tesla suspension problems prompt probe

Bloomberg

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating whether faulty suspension parts on nearly 115,000 Tesla Inc cars can result in damage to the tires.
The agency said it received 43 complaints about 2015 through 2017 Tesla Model S and 2016 through 2017 Model X
vehicles. NHTSA said 32 of the complaints involve failures that
occurred during parking maneuvers and 11 while driving — four of those at highway speeds.
“The complaints appear to indicate an increasing trend, with 34 complaints received in the last two years and three of the incidents at highway speeds reported within the last three months,” the agency said.
In a 2017 bulletin, Tesla said: “Some Model S and Model X vehicles may have been manufactured with front suspension for links that may not meet Tesla strength specifications.”