The Model 3 Highland sits high as standard, so on our own 2025 fleet car we fitted Unplugged Performance moderate lowering springs (roughly a 25 to 40mm drop) and H&R hub-centric wheel spacers, then carried out a full laser alignment. The result is a lower centre of gravity, less body roll and a wider stance that fills the arches, while keeping enough ground clearance for potholed UK roads. Fitting takes around four to six hours, the parts are fully reversible, and the springs suit 18, 19 and 20 inch wheels.
Questions we get asked
How much lower does the Model 3 Highland sit on Unplugged Performance springs?
Unplugged offer three heights. The moderate springs we fitted drop the car by roughly 25 to 40mm, which closes the tyre-to-arch gap without losing the clearance you need for speed bumps and rough roads. Mild and sport options are available if you want less or more.
Do lowering springs affect the Tesla warranty?
Springs and spacers are bolt-on parts and do not touch the battery or high voltage system. Whether a dealer treats them as affecting a specific claim is their call, so we recommend checking with your local Tesla service centre before booking. We can return the car to standard at any time.
Is a wheel alignment needed after lowering a Model 3?
Yes. Lowering changes camber and toe, and running without an alignment will wear the inside edges of the tyres quickly. We align every lowered car on laser equipment as part of the job and check the driver assistance cameras and sensors afterwards.
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