u/Jimi-K-101

My 2021 Model 3 Dual motor is on 102k miles and I'm wondering if this is something I should get done to help the longevity of the car.

Opinions seem mixed online on this.

I notice Cleevely EV suggest changing it in Tesla's at 90k miles (40k in other EVs!) but you have to take it in to their Gloucestershire workshop and they dont give a price on their website.

I guess it's a fairly specialist job?