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Looking for a Tesla Model X part that is not on this page? Use the year links above the grid first, then open a listing to check its build dates, fitting position and the original Tesla numbers. Anything shared with the saloon also appears on our Model S parts page, and the full range sits under all Tesla parts. If you are still unsure, contact us with your registration number and we will confirm which Model X parts fit.

Tesla Model X Parts FAQs

Which Tesla Model X parts fit my car?

Start with the version. Right-hand drive cars sold here from 2016 to 2020 use the original design, while the refreshed Long Range and Plaid from 2021 came to the UK in left-hand drive only. Then check the build date, because the front half shafts changed around April 2019. Finally match the position and Tesla part number, or let us match it from your registration number.

Do Model S parts fit the Model X?

Many do. The two cars share the front brake pads, the 355 mm front discs, the fore and aft links, the rear toe links, the jack shaft, the motor mounts and the parking brake parts, and those titles name both cars. Others are Model X only, including the complete front arm kit, the upper control arms, the front half shafts and the falcon wing gas springs.

Which cabin filter does my Model X need?

Our listings split this by build. The charcoal filter, Tesla 1039042-00-B, is listed for 2015 to 2021 cars. The large HEPA filter, Tesla 1045566-00-H, sold as Blue Print ADBP250071 or Febi 181979, covers cars up to January 2020. The 2021-on HEPA and cabin filters are for left-hand drive cars. If in doubt, ask us to check your registration number before ordering.

When did the Model X front half shafts change?

Around April 2019. Cars built before then take different shafts from later cars, and the left and right shafts are separate parts that cannot be swapped. For example, Febi 186063 is the front right shaft for cars up to April 2019. Check the Tesla number on your old shaft against the options on the listing, or ask us to check it from your registration number.

Which falcon wing door gas spring do I need?

We list three Febi motorised gas springs for the falcon wing doors: 194280, 194282 and 194289. Each one is matched to its own Tesla part numbers, so read the label on the spring fitted to your car and pick the listing that shows the same number. If the label is worn or hard to reach, we can identify the right spring from your registration number.