Hi all, my 24 LE has only 22K miles on the clock, mostly driven solo. I just noticed the car is slightly tilted to the left. As I measured the distance from the ground to the highest point of the front wheel arches, I found the left side sits 8 mm (5/16”) lower. The difference is smaller at the rear. The ground is level and all tires are about the same PSI. The car drives normal on the road. I don’t know if it has been like this since new, because I never checked. My question is: Is this normal?
My '24 has less than 25% of your miles and is very lightly driven and my left front measurement is 1/4" lower than right front and left rear is 3/16" lower than right rear. Both left side measurements are identical and on the right side the rear is lower by 1/16". So indeed the left side is lower than the right side. You made me look. I don't see it but it's measurable. I'm certainly of the belief that this is all within tolerances especially given my left side steering wheel and fuel tank so I won't be going on any diet to compensate. But, what the heck, when I go to Costco everything heavy will now go on right side of the luggage compartment and I'll lean into my right hand turns now.
My gen 1 had a slight but noticeable list to the left. Seems pretty common. The transmission is left of center, and heavy, two big motors in it.
