Suspension Noise problems of the 2019 Tesla Model S

At low speeds (10-30 mph) there is a rattle that sounds like it is coming from under the front left side of the car. It is triggered by even the slightest of bumps in the road. In 2018, Tesla admitted to the problem and was replacing struts (or even buying back cars), but ever since 2019, they say it's a "normal" noise. I'm sorry, but any noise that makes me wonder if my wheels or suspension are going to fall off should not be considered a normal noise. Tesla even released a service bulletin on 10/9/18 that said one way to possibly get rid of the rattle is to remove the bolts that hold the strut braces to the car body and put a folded up "shop towel" between the braces and the body! the odd thing is that the towel solution actually takes away 75% of the rattle. Yet, Tesla still refuse to dig deeper to actually solve the issue. If a company can send a rocket into outer space (and land it back on earth on an exact target at 5 mph) I would think they could do whatever is needed to make their $100g cars not rattle. In any case, I will attach the service bulletin from 10/8/2018. The instruction about using "shop towels" is step 3e. I realize the service bulletin was released for the 2018 cars, but the struts and strut braces are the same for the 2018 and 2019 models. P. S. - the noise started when the car had around 100 miles on it, and it has only worsened since then. The car now has 9200 miles on it. P. P. S. - I've driven several Tesla Model S loaner cars and they all have the same rattle.