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Tom there are people saying the rear is basically a standard brake with a caliper cover. Can you confirm or deny that claim?Wanted to thank EAS in Anaheim! They were able to order and install the Tesla Red Calipers for my 2022 Model X Plaid. They did an amazing job and I keep going back to them for upgrades on my Tesla. Here is a link to photos. Tom is on these forums and communication is amazing and their work is top notch. This is coming from someone who has OCD with his car lol! Anybody who wants the actual Tesla red calipers should contact them!
Tesla Model X - OEM Red Brake Calipers
Thanks Tom! Will be bringing my car back soon for some of the other things we discussed!View attachment 943058
I went ahead and requested service from Tesla. My invoice shows $440 for each caliper, labor was $459 and they added new brake lines ($28 each) and fluid (8.25) surprisingly I didn’t see new brake pads total was 2471 including taxseems people keep asking. can you just post the cost? or are they different prices for different people? Is there a forum rule against this? just wondering. Was this ordered from Tesla and EAS do the work? I remember seeing an email from Tesla that says red calipers is now an available upgrade.
-ThinkMac-
Business matters and pricing are always done privately.seems people keep asking. can you just post the cost? or are they different prices for different people? Is there a forum rule against this? just wondering. Was this ordered from Tesla and EAS do the work? I remember seeing an email from Tesla that says red calipers is now an available upgrade.
-ThinkMac-
Tom do the rear calipers have a plastic cover? The pictures make it appear that the rear caliper has a plastic cover and not the same as the 6 piston the front has. I understand about 90% of the braking is done by the front, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the rear brakes were lower performance.Business matters and pricing are always done privately.
Prices change frequently from manufacturers and may not be the same as once was posted a week ago or months from when the thread was originally started.
These are Genuine Tesla Calipers, which are equipped with a rear cover as seen in the photos on the first page.Tom do the rear calipers have a plastic cover? The pictures make it appear that the rear caliper has a plastic cover and not the same as the 6 piston the front has. I understand about 90% of the braking is done by the front, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the rear brakes were lower performance.
Tom does the rear have plastic? I’m not sayin they weren’t genuine. I just wanted to understand whether the rear caliper had a plastic cover like some are reporting.These are Genuine Tesla Calipers, which are equipped with a rear cover as seen in the photos on the first page.
There is a cover present, not sure if it's plastic or some other composite-type material. Its definitive strong.Tom does the rear have plastic? I’m not sayin they weren’t genuine. I just wanted to understand whether the rear caliper had a plastic cover like some are reporting.
It should. When I got my track package installed, calipers on screen and app turned red.Curious if this also changes the in car/app display caliper color?
They are metal, not plastic. I tapped on one at a PPF installers location as they had a plaid X awaiting service. It’s held on by 1 bolt. Please see this broken set on eBay for details. I have been searching non stop to find these covers but no luck what so ever. Non plaid X has covers as well on the rears so I feel the bolt is present and it should be a direct swap.Tom does the rear have plastic? I’m not sayin they weren’t genuine. I just wanted to understand whether the rear caliper had a plastic cover like some are reporting.
Same thing happened to me. The day of when it was originally offered, I made an appointment. Day of appointment they had my car all day, by 5pm they said it was done. When I picked it up, nothing was done. They said it was back ordered and they will contact me when it’s available. Since then I kept call and setting up appointments. They just cancel and say it’s out of stock.Scheduled an appt for brake upgrade / retrofit for 22MXP in early Sept and it kept getting pushed out since parts were on back order. Now the Tesla service center has canceled the request altogether stating they’re not providing this service for foreseeable future. I’m in the Bay Area, CA. Anyone else have similar experience? Any suggestions on options I should consider?
You can check out Tesery caliper covers. We provide premium brake caliper covers made of 6061-T6 Aerospace Aluminum, which can be a great addition to your vehicle. These covers are designed to help protect your tire calipers from rust.Tom do the rear calipers have a plastic cover? The pictures make it appear that the rear caliper has a plastic cover and not the same as the 6 piston the front has. I understand about 90% of the braking is done by the front, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the rear brakes were lower performance.
Can you make a rear caliper cover for which looks identical to the 23-24 plaid ? The rear covers just bolt over the calipers. The black ones are the 2022 rear caliper covers. Red ones are current ones. The red ones are more pointed .You can check out Tesery caliper covers. We provide premium brake caliper covers made of 6061-T6 Aerospace Aluminum, which can be a great addition to your vehicle. These covers are designed to help protect your tire calipers from rust.
Can I know how much you paid as well? I know nothing about cars but wanting caliper cover something nice but not so costly..helpPM incoming.