Keep Your Car Quiet: Replace Your Window Seals with a Visit to Tesla Service Center
If you have already tried the Armor All and silicone spray, it may be time to take your car into a Tesla service center. They will be able to diagnose the issue and determine if the window seal needs to be replaced or if there is another underlying issue causing the loud noise. It is important to get this checked out as soon as possible in order to ensure that your car is running safely and efficiently.
Window seals are designed to keep air and water out of the car, but over time they can become worn or damaged. This can lead to air leaks which can cause a loud noise when driving at higher speeds. The noise is caused by the air passing through the seal and vibrating against the window glass.
The first step in fixing this issue is to inspect the window seals for any signs of damage. If you notice any cracks or tears, it is likely that the seal needs to be replaced. You can purchase replacement seals from most auto parts stores or online retailers.
Once you have the new seal, you will need to remove the old one. This can be done with a screwdriver or other tool depending on the type of seal your car has. Once the old seal is removed, you can install the new one. Make sure to use a sealant around the edges of the seal to ensure a tight fit and prevent any further air leaks.
If you are not comfortable replacing the window seal yourself, you can always take your car into a Tesla service center and have them do it for you. They will be able to diagnose the issue and determine if the window seal needs to be replaced or if there is another underlying issue causing the loud noise.
In addition to replacing the window seal, it is important to check for any other potential issues that could be causing the noise. This includes checking for loose screws or bolts, as well as inspecting all other seals around the windows and doors for any signs of wear or damage.
Finally, it is important to make sure that your car is regularly serviced in order to keep it running safely and efficiently. Regular maintenance will help ensure that all seals are in good condition and that there are no underlying issues that could be causing problems with your car’s performance.
By taking these steps, you can help prevent air leaks from occurring in your car and ensure that it runs smoothly and quietly. Window seals are an important part of keeping your car running properly, so make sure to inspect them regularly and replace them when necessary.
My driver side window has an air leak when driving. What can I do?
Try re-calibrating the window, adding a strip of weather stripping under the OEM weather stripping to make it slightly more rigid, or using Armour All on the rubber perimeter and wiping off the excess. If these solutions don't work, you may need to replace the door seal.
Is there a product that can help with this issue?
Yes, BASENOR Tesla Model 3 Door Seal Kit Soundproof Rubber Weather Draft Seal Strip Wind Noise Reduction Kit 2016-2023 (ASIN: B07R13DYYY) is available on Amazon. It includes all 4 doors, trunk and frunk, and comes with a Youtube video on installation.
I've tried using silicone spray on rubber lubricant on all the weather seals and it didn't really help. What else can I do?
You could try using Armour All again, or schedule service or take it to the Tesla shop for further inspection.
My model 3 car has sound so loud phone call listeners can't hear me when on highway. What can I do?
This could be caused by an air leak in your windows. Try re-calibrating the window, adding a strip of weather stripping under the OEM weather stripping to make it slightly more rigid, or using Armour All on the rubber perimeter and wiping off the excess. If these solutions don't work, you may need to replace the door seal.
Is there a way to reduce the wind noise coming from my windows?
Yes, you can try adding a strip of weather stripping under the OEM weather stripping to make it slightly more rigid, or using Armour All on the rubber perimeter and wiping off the excess. If these solutions don't work, you may need to replace the door seal. You could also consider purchasing a window deflector or sunroof deflector to help reduce wind noise.