Tesla Battery Management System & High Voltage Battery Services
Tesla Battery Management System & High Voltage Battery Services
Expert diagnostics, repairs, and replacements for your Tesla BMS – ensuring your Model 3 or Model Y runs at peak performance with a healthy high-voltage battery.


Tesla Battery Services: BMS, Diagnostics & Replacement
Enhance your Tesla’s performance with precision-crafted solutions for battery health and management. Our expert team delivers reliable BMS services, tailored to support Tesla Model 3 and Model Y vehicles with certified hardware and diagnostics.
Tesla Battery Intelligence
The Tesla battery management system monitors voltage, temperature, and cell balance in real time. It safeguards the high voltage battery from damage, optimizing range and longevity.
Whether you're facing faults, degradation, or charging issues, understanding your Tesla’s battery architecture is the first step toward restoring peak performance.

Signs Your Tesla’s BMS Needs Service
If you notice any of these issues, it’s time for a Battery Management System Tesla service Model Y or Model 3 checkup:
- Sudden drop in driving range
- Vehicle refuses to charge fully
- Error codes like BMS_a029 or BMS_f107
- Inconsistent charging speeds
- Car not starting after charging
Some cases require a quick Tesla BMS reset, while others may need parts repair or replacement.
Our Tesla BMS Services
We provide end-to-end solutions for your Tesla’s battery system:
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BMS Diagnostics & Error Code Analysis
Identify hardware or software faults
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Hardware Repair & Component Replacement
Fix damaged boards, connectors, and sensors.
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Firmware Updates & Calibration
Improve performance and fix software bugs.
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Cell Balancing & Testing
Extend the life of your high-voltage battery.
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Tesla High Voltage Battery Replacement
When repair isn’t enough, we install factory-grade replacements.
Benefits of Our Tesla BMS Hardware & Services
Certified engineers and expert consultation back every service.
100% compatibility with Tesla battery architecture
Improved battery lifespan and energy efficiency
Reduced Tesla service cost through preventative diagnostics
Live data insights for Tesla battery health
Smart cell balancing and thermal control
Why Choose Us for Tesla Battery Service?
We’ve helped hundreds of owners avoid full battery replacement by fixing BMS issues early.
Tesla-trained technicians with hands-on battery experience
Advanced diagnostic tools specific to Tesla models
Quick turnaround and transparent battery management system Tesla service cost estimates
Warranty on all repairs and parts
Transparent pricing and long-term service plans
Rapid delivery of critical BMS components
Our Step-by-Step Process
Final Testing & Quality Assurance
Run Full BMS & High Voltage Battery Scan
Explain Findings and Options
Perform Repair or Tesla BMS Replacement
Smart cell balancing and thermal control
Frequently Asked Questions
You can view battery health information through the car’s service menu or by running a diagnostic scan. If warning messages appear on the display, a technician can perform a detailed system check.
In some cases, the system can be reset through the vehicle’s touchscreen by selecting the appropriate service option. For more complex faults, a service center may need to connect diagnostic equipment to complete the reset.
This alert indicates that there may be an issue affecting the battery’s ability to operate safely. It could be related to temperature, cell imbalance, or another technical fault that requires immediate attention.
Yes—Tesla vehicles operate using energy systems well above standard household voltages. These ranges help deliver fast acceleration and efficient power distribution, but require specialized components and service protocols.
Replacement pricing depends on the vehicle model and battery configuration. Labor, warranty coverage, and whether a refurbished pack is used will also affect the total cost.
No. Resets are generally only required if there’s a system fault or after certain repairs. Tesla does not recommend routine resets unless a technician advises it.
A full power-down can sometimes be done through the service menu or by disconnecting the pack, but due to the high-voltage risks, this should only be done by a Tesla-trained professional.